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Poaching leads to extinction of rare species

Poachers slaughter rare species of wild animals and wild birds in forest reserves secretly and flesh of those animals is sold to tourist hotels in the vicinity to earn much money.

These poachers hunt jungle fowls too and sell a kilo of their meat at Rs. 1000 to tourist hotels. President of Indegenous Forests Protectors' Association Athik Nazeer told that jungle fowl is our national bird and this bird will disappear soon from our country if measures are not taken by authorities concerned to protect it from merciless poachers who are active at night.

He said that this jungle fowl is now faced with extinction due to frequent hunting by poachers to satisfy the taste of tourists who are ready to pay much for the meat that they get for their meals.

 

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