Argumentative Essay: Should We Bring Back Species Wiped Out?
There are many questions that humans have been asking for years, one of them being, should scientists bring back species humanity has wiped out? Everyone has their own opinion on this subject, just as they do in every other situation. Some exclaim “Yes! Is that even a question?” while others wholeheartedly disagree. What’s my opinion? Should we bring back species humanity has wiped out, if so which one? I have no answer for this question, directly. I can say, with certainty, that we should not bring any single species back. If we bring back one species, the earth could be thrown off balance due to the fact that it has adapted to life without them. Other species could be wiped out if that one we brought back was carnivorous, if it was a herbivore, plant species could be wiped out. There would be nothing to regulate the new animals population and it could completely take over.
On the other hand we could bring back all of the species humanity has wiped out. This though could be nearly impossible. First we would have to find way to create the species that humans have drove to extinction. Then we would have to release them in their natural …show more content…
There are a great number of benefits to biodiversity, therefore I’ll only explain to you a few. First of all each species helps keep the ecosystem balanced. It’s like an assembly line. Everyone has their part to play and if we all do it well the end product will work smoothly. But, if one person, in this case entire species, fails to do their part, the product or ecosystem will not run properly. Each species has their part and biodiversity allows those parts to be played. Without it only there would be no assembly line and no end product.When the ecosystem is running smoothly the better chances of the earth population growing. The more species there are the easier it is for the different species to live. If there are more species the bigger the variety of food for
On the other hand we could bring back all of the species humanity has wiped out. This though could be nearly impossible. First we would have to find way to create the species that humans have drove to extinction. Then we would have to release them in their natural …show more content…
There are a great number of benefits to biodiversity, therefore I’ll only explain to you a few. First of all each species helps keep the ecosystem balanced. It’s like an assembly line. Everyone has their part to play and if we all do it well the end product will work smoothly. But, if one person, in this case entire species, fails to do their part, the product or ecosystem will not run properly. Each species has their part and biodiversity allows those parts to be played. Without it only there would be no assembly line and no end product.When the ecosystem is running smoothly the better chances of the earth population growing. The more species there are the easier it is for the different species to live. If there are more species the bigger the variety of food for