World Wildlife Day 3 March
Big Days are celebrated to create an awareness of the living beings around us and our environment.
One of these Big Days is World Wildlife Day celebrated on the 3rd of March. There are thousands if not millions of flora and fauna species around us. And most of them are getting endangered or extinct largely due to human activities. Poaching, loss of habitat, conflicts with people and climatic changes are some of the major reasons why the number of animal species are getting reduced severely.
This story is from the March 2018 edition of Star Children.
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