Wildlife trade is a big business and if it takes a turn it can be a dirty business. The trade can be legally and illegally sold. It’s also a leading cause of the planet’s accelerating biodiversity crisis and resultant ecosystem collapse.
Now, what's the problem with the wildlife trade its just selling animals to different places?
Fun fact: Globally, wildlife trade is the second-biggest threat to the vital biodiversity of our planet, following habitat loss.
Not only does this have a negative influence on wildlife, but it also has a negative impact on humans. Indeed, many experts believe that environmental devastation is just as detrimental to human life as climate change and that it may threaten human life sooner than climate change.
Illegal wildlife trade—what many refer to as “wildlife crime” can Destroy wildlife also has a severe economic impact on nations around the world.
Indeed, we rely on biodiversity, or the co-existence of a diverse variety of species on the earth, for the good soil and crops that feed us, the water we drink, the clean air we breathe, and the predictability of weather patterns.
