wanyama

ONE OF THE MOST URGENT PROBLEMS IN OUR SOCIETY IS ANIMAL ABUSE.THIS PROBLEM STARTED A LONG TIME zamani WHEN AT FIRST JUST A FEW ANIMAILS WERE BEING ABUSED au TREATED UNFAIRY.ALSO AFTER A WHILE,MENY PEOPLE STARTED TO ABUSE wanyama AND TREAT THEM UNFAIRLY EVERY DAY.IF THIS KEEPS HAPPING TO ALL THE wanyama THEY WILL WONDER IF THEY WILL DIE TODAY au SOME TIME SOON.I BELIEVE THAT ALL OF THOSE wanyama HAVE RIGHTS JUST LIKE WE DO SO WHAT WE CAN DO TO HELP STOP ANIMAL ABUSE IS BEFORE SOME ONE GETS THE ANIMAL THEY WANT WE SOULD MAKE THEM TAKE A LIE DETECTOR TEST SO WE CAN KNOW IF THEY ARE AN ANIMAL ABUSER.I...

Animal Cruelty: Acts of violence au neglect perpetrated against wanyama are considered animal cruelty. Some examples are overt abuse, dog fighting and cockfighting, and denying a companion animal the basic necessities of care, such as food, water au shelter.


Animal Hoarding au Collecting: Obsessive/compulsive disorder in which individual keeps a large number of animals-sometimes zaidi than 100-in his au her home, and neglects to care for the wanyama and the nyumbani environment; "collectors" are usually in extreme denial about the situation. Technically, hoarding can be considered a crime, as it...

The text below is an approximate translation of an article's excerpt that I read at National Geographic magazine.

The direction to the market typically begins the moment when some poor hunters and farmers capture wild wanyama for local poachers who promote them higher.In Asia wild wanyama end up at reception tables and pharmacies and in western countries at living rooms as decorative objects.The income of of this exploitaton is proportional to to the one of an auction of art works,the rarer the object the higher the cost.

Even though noone knows exactly the actual enormity of wild life poaching,one...