Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities
Remote Ready Biology Learning Activities has 50 remote-ready activities, which work for either your classroom or remote teaching.
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I think the conservation of
I think the conservation of whales is extremely important for our environment. However, I’m curious to know how different the world would be if the entire species was wiped out? According to Darwin’s philosophy, survival of the fittest, those who are stronger will prevail. This philosophy has held true over numerous generations. I don’t see why it would not stop now. I’m not advocating killing off the entire species, however, I think it is possible for the environment to also re-adjust if they went extinct.
Nevertheless, I don’t think it is ok to completely kill something off. Like Crystal, I have no problem with whales being eaten however I do think that the environment we are in now with whales is working pretty well. Therefore, killing off so many could cause a shift which may not result in a positive light. As a result, I think globally people should consider reinforcing the laws in which a certain number are allotted to be killed.