Endangered Animal Population by Changing Lifestyle

In this newspaper of his own, there was a big gallop printed. In which it was reported that the calculation of animals in Punjab showed that their numbers, have reduced against previous calculations. Animals are calculated every five years. Their numbers have been down by 8.5 percent. Those calculated include buffaloes, cows, sheep, goats, horses, pony, mules, asses, camels, pigs, rabbits, dogs and elephants. Was this calculation also included cats, chickens, oxen? The same report said that just 127 don-keys, 77 camels and 1 elephant are left in the state now. A good news is that the number of desi cows is increasing. The decreasing number of milch animals has not been impacted by milk production. However, in the 2019 calculation, it was reported that the number of animals in India is 4.6 per cent higher in 2012. Maybe in five years it has reduced.

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The WWF report in 2022 reported that animals living in forests all over the world are rapidly decreasing. They were down by 69 percent. The big reason why the number of pets is low is that people are leaving the village and going to the cities side or abroad. In such a situation, when young people will not be there together, who should take care of animals. Free of doubt, their care also takes a lot of time and hard work. They also need extra space to stay. In the flat system of cities, milch animals cannot be reared. Yes, years ago a man in Kolkata had cow poly in his eighth floor flat. The shortage of animals is not just Punjab, it is a matter of all India. Whatever the report says, animal cradle takes a lot of hard work. Once there was an interview of the people of Punjab only, which was reported that now even in rural areas, the women who come by marrying are not interested in farming works.