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Conservation & Animal Welfare is very important 2 me after all animals dont have a voice do they, We also have a duty to respect & preserve our world 4 future generations. Unbelievably wild cats are still illegally hunted for their skins or for trophies. During the last century, this international trade was the biggest cause of the massive decline in most cat species. Despite a dramatic u-turn in demand for fur coats and the fact that CITES bans are in force for many species, a relatively small legal trade remains. As human settlements expand and more land is taken for agriculture, natural prey becomes more and more scarce. Habitat loss is a big problem because cats require large areas to maintain their food supply. Where protective measures are introduced it has been shown that the decline in population numbers can be reversed. In conservation areas, puma, tiger and wildcat numbers have all increased slightly. These may have come back from the brink but they still need our help. There are still many cat species that face an uncertain future.
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http://environment.newscientist.com/channel/earth/climate-ch ange/dn9903Copy and paste this to your search bar to educate yourself if you dont already know. You should know.
Cut and paste for futher info: http://www.wwf.org.uk/core/wildlife/fs_0000000006.asp