Endangered animal facts were not something I have always
thought about, nor are they something I completely understood once I started
hearing like terms.
I am so passionate about this topic and I am so fortunate to
have the opportunity to blog about this because it comes straight from the
heart. I have always had a huge love for animals since my parents took me to
the zoo and African lion safari. Watching a television show with a lemur as the
main character; fiction shows with animals as every character such as aardvarks
or even penguins. It was natural for me to see a rabbit or a squirrel in my
neighborhood as a boy and my eyes lit up simply to be able to ask questions
about it since I was so interested. I wanted to know what was in that squirrels
mouth and why that rabbit stopped dead in its tracks.
My biggest fear is that youth today are being robbed of the
same opportunity I had. Sure I didn't see wild animals, quite frankly I've
never even witnessed a Polar Bear live but I don’t think that matters. I know
Polar Bears are beautiful and I know they’re intelligent because I had the
passion all throughout my different levels of school to learn about them. It’s
a true joy to know animals are living and living well no matter their habitat
or how close or far I am from them. The endangered species Canada has to offer
should be celebrated with care and love from afar. Let them be, leave them
alone like you share this earth with them, not like you own it and they are
toys.
Do you need articles on endangered species
handed to you or will you now go out of your way to grasp the information?
