World Image issue 30 March 2016_1
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Wildlife of the <strong>World</strong><br />
Land Animals<br />
When reviewing the wildlife of our planet it is easy<br />
to believe that they will always be with us. Sadly<br />
much of the wildlife is endangered, slaughtered for<br />
misguided beliefs, or to make coats and ornaments.<br />
The bottom line is that greed for possession and<br />
profit will eventually destroy much of our heritage<br />
and, while everyone talks the talk about protecting<br />
it, few will actually do anything.<br />
Even now, most of those in government and even<br />
some of those who are being paid to protect the wild<br />
places and animals, are taking bribes to allow their<br />
slaughter.<br />
But of course this latter option does not inflate their<br />
personal wealth.<br />
This problem is not confined to the rhino, tiger<br />
bones will not improve your virility, if you can’t<br />
perform take Viagra.<br />
I have mentioned elsewhere about correctly stating<br />
when pictures are wildlife. This is equally as<br />
important with animals. It is not a social<br />
requirement to state where an image was taken, the<br />
importance is in the picture, but if they are to be<br />
presented as wildlife then that is what they must be.<br />
The picture of the rhino butt is not classed as<br />
wildlife, it was taken at a zoo and inspite of the title<br />
of this article I have used it to send a message.<br />
Tigers by Nam Prasad Satsangi<br />
We all know of the tiger, you may be like me and<br />
love the mystic of all the big cats. My own<br />
preferences start with the Tiger and Snow Leopard.<br />
One dead rhino can provide a few individuals with<br />
lots of gold, it will provide the government with<br />
$25,000 in revenue from the licence fee. Wow.<br />
One live rhino will bring in 1000 tourists each<br />
spending a minimum of $2000 in the local economy,<br />
Thus investing $2,000.000 in the economy WOW.<br />
Leopard by Nam Prasad Satsangi<br />
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