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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #5386 Wildlife 2
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Humans  have  been  hunting  wildlife  for  thousands  of  years.  Today  wildlife  is  hunted  for  food,  clothes  or  medicine.  Unless  these  activities    carefully  controlled,  the  hunted  species  will  quickly  become  at  risk.  In  fact,  there  are  many  examples  where  species  have  disappeared  because  of  over-hunting.  But  evidence  suggests  hunting  non-endangered  animals    in  a  large  number  of  economic  benefits  for  communities,  provided  that  local  people  carefully    it.  However,  it’s  possible  there    much  greater  risks  if  the  species  is  endangered.  Unless  the  number  of  animals  that  are  born  and  live  to  adulthood  is  higher  than  the  number  which  are  killed,  future  populations  will  die  out.  And  this  is  not  an  easy  thing  to  measure  -  counting  animal  numbers  is  expensive  and  takes  time.  Communities  will  need  to  consider  all  the  social,  cultural,  environmental  and  economic  effects  if  they    to  allow  hunting,  and  make  decisions  using  facts,  not  opinions.

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