So you're ready to save some animals, right? But how sure are you that you're ready for this kind of responsibility?
Saving endangered animals, for some people, is more than just a job - it's a mission, a passion to change things for
the better. It's a wild passion that digs deeper than you think. So to help you out find out if you're ready for helping out, try
out this quiz first:
Right after work, you see a PETA volunteer handing out fliers. You:
A. Ignore
B. Run the opposite way
C. Get a flier and ask more information from her
If you answer C, then you just proved that you're as passionate as any animal lover out there. It may take some time and
effort to engage in conversations with animal advocacy volunteers, but you can be sure that it's worth it. After all, you're
getting the best and latest information straight from legitimate groups. And you just won't make endangered animal
species happy - imagine the delight of these volunteers actually getting to talk with them (I imagine it's a pretty hard job
for them, having to stay out and beam a perpetual smile for all).
You bought some bottled water. After drinking it, you:
A. Throw it out in the street (no one's looking, anyway)
B. Throw it in a BIODEGRADABLE trash can
C. Take it home for it to be recycled into something useful (say, as a makeshift pot for your plants)
There's two ways to dispose of an object - throw it out or recycle it. And it really wouldn't help if you throw something out
at the wrong trash can. Basically, recycling can - and will - help save endangered animals' habitats from disappearing.
It'll also save them from actually consuming these toxic and poisonous waste materials. So do yourself - and the world -
a big favor. Recycle to get a new life cycle for the environment!
You find yourself in a dog pound. Do you:
A. Make fun of the dogs
B. Kick a noisy dog's cage
C. Ask the keeper for a listing and possibly adopt one of the strays
It's a C all the way. So how will adopting a stray help save endangered animal species? Simple. By actually caring for an
animal, you'll create a mindset and have a genuine appreciation for animal welfare. It's not an easy task taking care of
these animals, so you'll make yourself proud - and your new buddy happy - by successfully raising a stray up.
It's a passion for the wild. That's what's needed to save endangered animals. Hope you all got Cs in the test. If you
didn't, don't fret. There's always time to learn more, to change for the better. Let's all hope that we can save animals from
dying out!
Maya Bustos is a passionate environmentalist writer. She hopes to make a difference, one news article at a time.
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