Isabel Seong, Tae Yeon Lim, Diego Batres, Pedro Aycinena
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/science/02/17/endangered.species/index.html
Our ninth article is titled "Half of world's primate species endangered, report says". I found this interesting because it's theme is Ecology. There isn't the author's name. There isn't any bias, neither.
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There is a surprising report just released Wednesday by a major conservation group: Nearly half the world's primate species are in danger of extinction, due to tropical forest destruction, illegal wildlife trade, and commercial bush meat hunting also affecting. Primates are humankind's closest animal relatives. These include apes, monkeys, and lemurs.
Of the world's 634 primate species, 48% are threatened with extinction. A handful of primate species count populations in the dozens, like Asian monkeys known as golden headed langurs. There are fewer than 100 remaining northern sportive lemurs, which live in Madagascar, and around 110 eastern black crested gibbons, found in northern Vietnam.
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Isabel Seong- We must start protecting the primate species. They are believed to be humankind's closest animal relatives. We keep destructing the nature for our own good, and that's wasting our earth and living things living in them.
Diego Batres- These poor animals mean no harm and w are killing them. We must know our limits when it comes to destroying forests.
Tae Yeon Lim- We think that the zoos should keep helping endangered animals, including the primate species. They should never be extincted.
Pedro Aycinena:
This is actually very dreadful. Thinking that humans are a good cause, NO, WE ARE KILLING ALL THE BEAUTY THERE IS IN THIS WORLD. Will our children ever see a monkey in a zoo, probably not, why because we are destructers and we should start worrying.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/science/02/17/endangered.species/index.html
Our ninth article is titled "Half of world's primate species endangered, report says". I found this interesting because it's theme is Ecology. There isn't the author's name. There isn't any bias, neither.
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There is a surprising report just released Wednesday by a major conservation group: Nearly half the world's primate species are in danger of extinction, due to tropical forest destruction, illegal wildlife trade, and commercial bush meat hunting also affecting. Primates are humankind's closest animal relatives. These include apes, monkeys, and lemurs.
Of the world's 634 primate species, 48% are threatened with extinction. A handful of primate species count populations in the dozens, like Asian monkeys known as golden headed langurs. There are fewer than 100 remaining northern sportive lemurs, which live in Madagascar, and around 110 eastern black crested gibbons, found in northern Vietnam.
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Isabel Seong- We must start protecting the primate species. They are believed to be humankind's closest animal relatives. We keep destructing the nature for our own good, and that's wasting our earth and living things living in them.
Diego Batres- These poor animals mean no harm and w are killing them. We must know our limits when it comes to destroying forests.
Tae Yeon Lim- We think that the zoos should keep helping endangered animals, including the primate species. They should never be extincted.
Pedro Aycinena:
This is actually very dreadful. Thinking that humans are a good cause, NO, WE ARE KILLING ALL THE BEAUTY THERE IS IN THIS WORLD. Will our children ever see a monkey in a zoo, probably not, why because we are destructers and we should start worrying.
