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In captivity or in the Wild??

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$tyli$h Executive:
Saving them is of our benefit, at least, to some extent. Zoos make money. So does safari parks. Animals are used for numerous other purposes. They entertain us, like pets and circuses. As their supply becomes limited in the future due to the gradual destruction of their habitat, their price will increase, dramatically. If there were 50 dodos in the world now, each one would cost $100m. Think of the benefit if someone had secretly captivated dodos back in 1690s in Mauritius. Good business.

nid404:
They were made to serve us :o :o :o
No dear no!!! Who told you?? :P

[Ash]:
i quote Stylish's comment and reply on what he said Nid.


Stylish Sir, Other than business we have to admit the fact that We have to save them for any reason what so ever! For business, for our eco system, for you Safari Parks, for our Entertainment. For sometime we have to keep them in our control and in the mean time, have to alarm the people, so that they can go back to their natural habitat then. we cant keep them for long. they have a right to live! You are right, its a business.. but for the extinct features we have to do so that we can make sure that they are reproducing new ones! Its not that easier to do but at least we can spread this, we can educate the world. we humans are very selfish! :(

nid404:
Yes we are very selfish and we have good examples here to prove that.....
It's the fact, all people think about is how to make profit

$tyli$h Executive:

--- Quote from: \m/ |\|!d \m/ on March 19, 2010, 04:29:51 am ---Yes we are very selfish and we have good examples here to prove that.....
It's the fact, all people think about is how to make profit

--- End quote ---

Is it me? You make nice compliments indirectly!  :D

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