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DISCUSSION: Do you think it is important to preserve endangered species? Why? Post your comment

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DISCUSSION: Do you think it is important to preserve endangered species? Why? Post your comment

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Khushi
Swami Sant Dass Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab, India

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Prabhleen Kaur
Swami Sant Dass Public School, Punjab, India

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Darkita
Swami Sant Dass Public School,  Jalandhar,  Punjab,  India

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Swami Sant Dass Public School Jalandhar Punjab India

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Swami Sant Dass Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab, India

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Swami Sant Dass Public School Jalandhar Punjab India

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poster endangered species english SEA Damour Sarah & Hoareau Mathilde 2nde Colette (1)

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The Endangered Species Act is very important because it saves our native fish, plants, and other wildlife from going extinct. Once gone, they're gone forever, and there's no going back. Losing even a single species can have disastrous impacts on the rest of the ecosystem, because the effects will be felt throughout the food chain. From providing cures to deadly diseases to maintaining natural ecosystems and improving overall quality of life, the benefits of preserving threatened and endangered species are invaluable.

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Protecting endangered species is crucial to maintaining the delicate balance of our ecosystem and ensuring the survival of our planet's biodiversity. Every species, no matter how small, plays a vital role in the complex web of life on Earth. Losing even one species can have far-reaching consequences and disrupt the natural processes that sustain life. Additionally, many endangered species have medicinal, economic, or cultural value to humans, making their preservation essential for our own well-being. By protecting endangered species, we not only help to conserve our natural heritage but also safeguard our own future.

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Preserving endangered species is important for maintaining biodiversity and ecosystems. Each species has its own role in the ecosystem, and its extinction can have negative consequences for other species and the entire ecosystem. Additionally, some species are also important for medical research and other scientific purposes.

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Yes, because all of the species are important for our ecosystem. Losing only one endangared species could have a very bad impact on our ecosystem.

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STUDENTS WORK COLLABORATIVELY IN DIFFERENT GROUPS

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STUDENTS WORK COLLABORATIVELY IN DIFFERENT GROUPS

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Digipad permet de créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs.

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Digipad permet de créer des murs multimédias collaboratifs.

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PRANJAL (ENDANGERED SPECIES FOREST OWLET)  :- SWAMI SANT DASS PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB, INDIA

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PRANJAL (ENDANGERED SPECIES FOREST OWLET)  :- SWAMI SANT DASS PUBLIC SCHOOL, JALANDHAR, PUNJAB, INDIA

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Endangered species forest owlet pranjal.

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Sana Malik
Swami Sant Dass Public School, Jalandhar, Punjab , India

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Fauna protected  in the  Marsica area (Abruzzo-ITALY), 1 G Pantini-Pudente

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Fauna protected  in the  Marsica area (Abruzzo-ITALY), 1 G Pantini-Pudente

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I do think is important to preserve endagered species! They could disappear forever from our Planet! And could be actually dangerous for all of us. So we should actually preserve them since that we all don't want them to disappear, am I right? We should help the planet! Not destroy it!

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Yes I think it's very important to preserve them, they're very useful both to the environment and the other species, because they balance the ecosystem.

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Turtles in Reunion, by Techer Claire and her group

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Turtles in Reunion, by Techer Claire and her group

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Gecko (small green lizard) in Reunion , by Lena Huet and her group

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Gecko (small green lizard) in Reunion , by Lena Huet and her group

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Dolphins in Reunion, by Benjamin Mangra and his group

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Dolphins in Reunion, by Benjamin Mangra and his group

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" papangue" (Reunion harrier) , by Erwan Joseph

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" papangue" (Reunion harrier) , by Erwan Joseph

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Species of butterflies in Reunion Island, by Loukas Beurrier  and his group

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Species of butterflies in Reunion Island, by Loukas Beurrier  and his group

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Endemic plant from Reunion Island, Bois de Fer, by Xavier Payet and his group

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Endemic plant from Reunion Island, Bois de Fer, by Xavier Payet and his group

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Tuit-TUit, an endemic species of bird from Reunion Island, by Noa Riviere

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Tuit-TUit, an endemic species of bird from Reunion Island, by Noa Riviere

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The snow leopard and the lion tailed macaque 

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The snow leopard and the lion tailed macaque 

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The snow leopard is a large feline that lives in the mountains of Central Asia. It is adapted to life in extreme environments, with a thick fur and a long and thick tail for balance. Snow leopards have green or blue eyes and brown spots on a silver gray coat. They are solitary predators and mainly hunt sheep, goats and other mountain animals. Unfortunately, they are in danger of extinction due to hunting and habitat loss.
The lion tailed macaque, also known as the golden macaque, is a species of monkey that lives in the mountain forests of southwestern China and northern Vietnam. It is easily recognizable thanks to its long golden tail and golden yellow fur. Lion-tailed macaques are social animals and live in hierarchical groups. They feed mainly on fruits, leaves and insects. Unfortunately, they are threatened by habitat loss and hunting for their meat and organs, used in traditional medicine.
The lion tailed macaque and the snow leopard are two very different animal species. The lion-tailed macaque is a monkey that lives in the mountain forests of southwestern China and northern Vietnam, while the snow leopard is a large feline that lives in the mountains of Central Asia. Both species have unique adaptations for their environment. Both species are threatened by habitat loss and hunting, but for different reasons. Lion-tailed macaques are hunted for their meat and organs, used in traditional medicine, while snow leopards are hunted for their fur and trophy. Despite their differences, the two species are fascinating and important animals for their ecosystem

Lauralee Damour ( Vincendo high school un Reunion Island )