What Is The Importance Of Animals And Birds In Our Lives?

Animals and birds do control and balance our environment. They have a great importance in our lives.  Animals are important in our daily life as well as for other purposes. Such that we use animals for providing us food, clothing, help in our works. In India animals are worshipped like snake, bull, oxen,cow,etc. All the fauna in the world is important. Even the small of the smallest of living creature is the part of the whole ecosystem.if any of the species would exhaust the whole ecosystem would be in danger. Animals and birds also can inspire us such that weaver birds inspired us to weave,dogs inspire us to be loyal and ants and the bees inspire us to work hard. Camel is the sheep of the desert who fulfils all the needs of the locals. It is only the one animal to survive in the desert without water for so many days.the next is cow it gives milk and some people do eat the meat of cow.horse, bullocks,elephant, etc. Are used for hazardous works still we are killing elephants for their tusks.if there would not have been birds then wright brothers would not have got the ideas about aeroplane. If there would not have been fishes the no ships were formed.So animals also contribute to the development of technologies.so if you want further development in technologies then stop killing animals and hurting them ruthlessly and teens should create an awareness among adults to not to kill animals.
  BY a Teenager

Importance of animals and environment in our life speech

co-existance of human beings with other living things

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This is an interesting question.

Your first instinct might be, “Why, what nonsense! We're the ones who domesticate animals! We, after all, do as we like. Not so dogs, cats, cattle, and so on.”

Consider, though. How do we domesticate animals? Is it safe to keep a wolf as a pet? An aurochs? A wildcat? Oh, sure, people try https://animalswiki.info/animales-ovoviviparos/ . Those people die an awful lot, and even if they don't die, their homes and lives are often destroyed.

What we did was, over tens of thousands of years, carefully culled out the “bad” ones. We sent them back into the wild, or killed them, or chained them up to kill gladiators. Over millions of generations, we kept only the ones that developed hard-wired instincts to abhor harming humans.

Sound familiar?

Over hundreds of thousands of years, when a human caused mayhem in the tribe, we kicked them out to starve or get eaten, or killed them outright, or sent them out to war and get killed by other tribes. And, largely, what sorts of humans do we have today? The ones that think it's a real hoot to slice up other humans? No.