Deforestation has a terrible effect, as seen by the
tragic video above. An orangutan appears to be fighting a bulldozer in a jungle
in the dramatic clip.
Many of us are thinking about how harmful palm oil
harvesting is right now. Every year, over 6,000 orangutans are killed as a
direct result of palm oil deforestation. Each hour, according to The Orangutan
Project, 300 football fields of valuable remaining timberland are furrowed to
the ground across Southeast Asia to make way for palm oil plantations.
Palm oil is well-known in the food business since it
is a low-cost oil that can be used in a variety of products. While the cost of
the racks may be low, the cost of untamed life and the environment is not;
however, it appears that this isn't a concern in the public sphere, as we work
in a way where each individual or individual organization hopes to profit from
the market without considering the cost of our collective activities.
Because orangutans and other creatures are being
chased from their homes as a result of human activity, now is the perfect time
for us to think about our purchasing decisions as well as how our systems and
infrastructure are designed to support this type of activity.
A video taken in 2013 and released in 2018 provides
all of the necessary examination and impassioned association to realize just
how significant of an issue this has grown to be for our wildlife buddies. An
orangutan attempting to protect his home from loggers was captured on camera by
International Animal Rescue.
In the Sungai Putri jungles in Borneo, Indonesia, a
brief video shows an orangutan going approaching a bulldozer that is tearing
down its dwelling area. He frantically tries to flee after slapping the
machine's container.
The
group stated on Facebook:
“This distraught orangutan is desperately looking
for a haven from the bulldozer's deadly might; a machine that has previously
demolished everything else around him.”
You could say that the orangutan received some good
news because it was protected by an animal protection group. In any case, his
home, like the homes of many others, was destroyed.
This is another example of how humans are in charge
of the massive amounts of suffering that occur in our world. We are seeing an
increase in awareness about how our useless behaviors are causing others to
suffer, which is prompting us to eliminate animal products from our eating
regimens and clothing choices.
This symbolizes a shift in communal consciousness
that reconnects humanity with nature and its surroundings. In reality, and you
might say this is my sentiment although it is a deep idea for me when mankind
is truly in touch with itself, the mindless killing of animals and nature makes
no sense to participate in. There are no convictions, values, or deep qualities
need to feel that fact.
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Have we reached a situation where we can claim that we don't respect nature or natural life? Is the way we treat other living souls a reflection of our alienation from ourselves and our own knowledge beyond "the mind"?
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