Endangered species

Zoologists have added one other entry into the listing of life kinds threatened with extinction

International Association of Zoological Sciences (IAZS) has added one other entrant to its already lengthy listing of life kinds labeled as endangered species.

There are over 16,000 endangered species on Earth together with the Bengal Tiger, the Asiatic Lion, the Kashmir Red Stag, the Javan Rhinoceros, the Snow Leopard, the Blue Whale, the Galapagos Penguin, the Bornean Orangutan, the Bonobo Chimpanzee, the Lion-tailed Macaque, the Humphead Wrasse, the Resplendent Tree Frog, and the Pygmy Three-toed Sloth.

According to Darwinism, a species turns into endangered, and if remedial motion isn’t taken is doomed to extinction, if it can not adapt to adversarial modifications in its atmosphere.

And because the atmosphere modifications quicker and quicker, brought on by quite a lot of elements together with local weather change, increasingly species are being placed on the endangered listing, also referred to as the Red List.

However, what zoology finds intriguing concerning the newest entry on the listing is that whereas all of the others on it are passive topics of environmental change, the newcomer is an anomaly which not solely actively resists change however, as an alternative of adopting an evasive technique, engages in overt opposition to it.

It does so by displaying behaviour which, removed from making it mix into the background and search security in anonymity, intentionally goes out of its approach to attract consideration to itself by the distinctive sounds it makes and actions it performs which appear designed to draw predators.

As the survival-of-the-fittest tenet is the bedrock of Darwinism, evolutionary concept can not account for what quantities to the seemingly self-destructive urge, which in Freudian terminology is named a loss of life want.

The most puzzling half is that this species has change into more and more endangered in numerous far-flung areas of the world, from South Asia to US, from Hong Kong to Tehran.

While the species has but to be assigned a scientific identify, a provisional Latin tag for it may be Homo Liberalis. Or in plain and easy language, those that within the present local weather of change defiantly describe themselves as liberals.

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