Question

Make an illustrated chart on "Animal captured and kept- illegally. Also, write few lines on the law applicable to catch,

keep, buy or sell animals​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. illegal trade of birds and animal is common in India but this is very bad thing . our wildlife is extincting bcuz of this . Animals r very useful as some animal's skin used as leather .Elephant's canines are sold on very high rates in black market . poachers kill the animals for their profit. This is reason why many wildlife species in india and the world are endangered . two horned rhinos , lions , ghadiyal, sparrows r some species which are endangered .
2. government madd some laws that help in conservation of wildlife and animal trade .

Answer 2

ANIMAL CAPTURED AND KEPT ILLEGALLY

TIGER :

• Tigers are poached form the wild and are kept captive.
• Almost every part of tigers are sold either in the form of decoration, medications or tiger wine.

ELEPHANT:

• Elephant teeth, hair, bone, trunk and tails and ivory is commercialised.
• In parts if China elephant skin is used in as a medication for stomach ailments.
• Ivory is used as ornaments and jewelry.

PANGOLIN :

• Pangolin are poached for their meat as it is considered a delicacy in parts of China and Thailand.
• They are trafficked to other parts of the world for scales ah it is believed to have medicinal properties.

RHINO:

• Most rhino products are believed to to be trafficked from Africa.
• Rhino horns are bought as a symbol of wealth and are used for traditional medicine.

BEAR:

• Bear are poached and killed to extract gall bladder, paws, etc .
• The gall bladder is believed to be have medicinal benefits.

SEROW :

• The goat-like serow that lives in remote mountains across Asia is yet another commonly traded animal in parts of Vietnam and Thailand.
• They are poached for serow horns, skulls, forelegs, heads, gallbladders and medicinal oil.

Law Applicable To Catch, Keep, Buy Or Sell Animals:

1. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act of 1960
2. Draft Animal welfare Act, 2011
3. The Wildlife Protection Act, 1971

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