Edge of existence

species' last plea.

Aline Hazle

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Spectra Enterprise
20 January 2024

Endangered species & extinction of species

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In the remote corners of our planet, where the sensitive equilibrium of nature wavers near the precarious edge of breakdown, there exists a powerful story of endurance - a story told by the Edge of Presence species, whose lessening populaces reverberation a frantic request for salvation. These surprising animals, sticking to the edges of presence, typify the delicacy of biodiversity even with tireless human infringement and natural debasement.

In the core of the Amazon rainforest, the subtle Amur panther covertly slinks through the thick foliage, its brilliant coat an encapsulation of the untamed magnificence that once prospered in overflow. However, as the steady walk of deforestation and natural surroundings obliteration proceeds with unabated, this superb cat's environment contracts as time passes. With just a small bunch staying in the wild, the Amur panther remains as a demonstration of the critical requirement for preservation measures to deflect the irreversible loss of biodiversity.

Underneath the sea's surface, the vaquita, a humble porpoise endemic to the Inlet of California, faces a similarly desperate destiny. Its populace has dwindled to hazardously low numbers, fundamentally because of unpredictable fishing rehearses and the unlawful exchange totoaba swim bladders. The vaquita's hauntingly delicate presence fills in as a distinct sign of the interconnectedness of marine environments and the staggering gradually expanding influences of human exercises on sea-going life.

The Javan rhinoceros, a single goliath wandering the thick wildernesses of Ujung Kulon Public Park in Indonesia, defies the ghost of termination because of environment misfortune and poaching. With just a small bunch left on The planet, the endurance of this old species lays unstably on the shoulders of preservationists and worldwide endeavors to safeguard and reestablish its diminishing environment.

In the Icy, the polar bear, an image of the huge frosty wild, wrestles with the outcomes of environmental change. The speeding up softening of ocean ice denies these glorious animals of urgent hunting grounds, driving them to the edge of starvation. As their frozen domain changes into a quickly evolving scene, the polar bear's situation is an unmistakable sign of the dire need to address the underlying drivers of environmental change and moderate its effect on weak biological systems.

The Edge of Presence species on the whole issue a frantic request to mankind - a call for mindfulness, empathy, and conclusive activity to save the rich embroidery of life that winds through our planet. In their battle for endurance, these species address something other than individual substances; they epitomize the sensitive trap of interconnected life shapes that support our planet. Their last supplication resonates as a piercing update that our decisions today will decide the destiny of these exceptional animals as well as the eventual fate of biodiversity on The planet. It is a call to embrace an aggregate liability to secure and protect the miracles of the regular world before they get away into the chronicles of eradication.

By: Aline Hazle
Imprint: Spectra Enterprise
Dimensions: Height: 229mm, Width: 152mm, Spine: 8mm
Weight: 200g
ISBN: 9788196880743
ISBN 10: 819688074X
Pages: 144
Publication Date: 20 January 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

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Edge of existence

species' last plea.

Aline Hazle

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