Humans and Wild Animals (Essay Sample)

Humans should not interfere in the Life of Wild Animals
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Humans should not interfere in the Life of Wild Animals
People should be warned against interfering in the life of wild animals. Wild animals are dangerous and powerful whether they are small or big. Some animals, for example, have mighty paws and sharp teeth to tear apart their prey. Even though some wild animals might seem friendly and unconcerned, individuals should not go near them. Wild animals are unpredictable and can attack anytime. Humans, therefore, should not interfere in the life of wild animals because the animals attack to protect themselves and kill for food.
For starters, wild animals attack and kill to protect themselves and their young ones. Most animals, including the weak and strong, react fiercely whenever they see humans approaching (Berger & Berger, 2009). The animals feel threatened and they react in self-defense. A wild animal, for example, might be seen as weak and small, but it can kill with harmful bacteria, viruses, or poison. Similarly, the animal can use its sharp teeth to protect its young ones from impending danger.
Besides, most wild animals kill their prey for food. When humans interfere in the life of wild animals, they become prey. Saltwater crocodiles, for instance, can attack people when their space is invaded. The crocodiles are not only fierce but also patient (Stewart, 2011). The animals lurk below the surface of water and when an unsuspecting animal approaches, they explode out of water, gra