Save Endangered Species

Dominoes that collapsed

Connected like a net, connected like a domino.No species can live alone. People are no exception. Other species, and the surrounding environment. When each species is in harmony and balance, the ecosystem goes naturally.

However, various factors such as natural development, habitat reduction, overfishing, environmental pollution, invasion of alien species, and climate change are intertwined and threaten ecosystems. Of course, it is a natural phenomenon that some species disappear and some new species emerge.

However, today the extinction rate of species is too fast. It is about 1000 times different from the natural state which is not in contact with the human hand. If left unattended, it will cause ecological downfall someday. It is like a falling domino, it can not get out of hand and can not be reversed.

The Living Dead

Animals that die in a car (rod kill), animals that die in oil, dead animals that have died in zoos... What about these animals?

Some animal carcasses are used to study ecology, and they are also stuffed into the shape of a living thing and live a second life. The rod kill is made in a posture in which the wound is blocked even if the torso is cut or the wing collides with the windshield.

The animal carcasses contaminated with crude oil should be washed and wiped clean to restore it to its original condition. You can observe closely the wild animals that are hard to see if you make them stuffed, and you can prove that animals exist on Earth if the animals are extinct. It is also possible to isolate the tissue from the stuffing and carry out genetic analysis if necessary, such as identification of the cause of the extinction.

We can keep them if we know

The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has created a "Red List," which sets international research standards and grades organisms according to the risk of extinction, sharing information and taking measures.

Since 2011, Korea has launched the red list project with the National Institute of Biological Resource as the mainspring and has surveyed more than 8,000 kinds of birds, amphibians, reptiles, fishes, mammals, veterinary plants, insects Ⅰ and molluscs.

56 kinds of extinction concerns (CR, emergency), 169 kinds of crisis (EN), 306 kinds of vulnerable (VU). In the future, it will supplement inspections of insects, invertebrates, plants and fish that are relatively insufficient.