subject: Why commit crime against nature? [print this page] Why commit crime against nature? Why commit crime against nature?
There are so many different categories of people in the world, those who like African Safaris and of course those who are not fascinated with any thing concerning nature. So many awful acts are committed by mostly those humans who don't have mercy on animals; they do not even know any knowledge about the ethics of protecting these innocent wild animals. They slaughter almost 43 billion animals in the name of food and money, this does not end there, many needless animals are tortured and killed for research by the so called professional scientists who even challenge the validity of this testing. When you look at Uganda today, you can even shed tears.
No more diversity in the habitants because they have been destroyed by greedy people and this goes on and on. Look at the lakes of Uganda for example Lake Victoria, so many young species are hunted for still by these same people, my questions are; what's the way forward aren't demoting our own attractions? Where are the Mount gorillas? Are they surviving from the greedy people and how about our dear tourists, how about the tourism industry? Lets stand up and protect what is ours.
The practice of keeping big cats by individuals is on the rise in our dear country Uganda It is estimated that 15,000 big cats are currently held outside of accredited homes in Uganda Each year there are reports of serious injuries and fatalities to owners, family members or neighbors and of malnourished and unhealthy animals. They are often abandoned when they become older and more difficult to keep. Unfortunately, the animals, because of their uncertain genealogy, cannot be included in science-based conservation breeding programs. Many owners insist that the animals are "pets" or even "part of the family". This notion that a large carnivore is a family "pet" is so outragous as to hardly need argument. Coincidentally, those "family pets" are used to make money, and are kept in appalling conditions, hardly something one would normally do with a family member.Whether you are concerned about what nature has to offer or no, we have got to unite hands together and do the needful to see our nature untouched and stictly protected.
