On January 27, following the conclusion of the Makaravilakku festival at Sabarimala in
India, an elephant was found dead from very unnatural causes.
The reason for this 20-year old female elephant is a large amount of
...
On January 27, following the conclusion of the Makaravilakku festival at Sabarimala in
India, an elephant was found dead from very unnatural causes.
The reason for this 20-year old female elephant is a large amount of trash found in her
stomach which block her alimentary canal, leading to organ failure and internal
bleeding. The female found dead had consumed a nine-foot long sheet of plastic.
Despite the ban, tons of plastic food packages and bottles are dumped in and around
the shrine following the pilgrimage season, and animals are attracted to the edible
waste mixed in with the plastic. Measuring the effects of this pollution, the forest
department found that a shocking amount of plastic was in the excrement of animals all
throughout the area.
Although marine animals are suffering immensely from our plastic waste, land animals
are in danger, too. Simply keeping plastic bags out of the ocean is not enough.
Throwing your plastic water bottle in the recycling bin instead of the trash bin is not
enough. We are destroying the planet for the sake of convenience, and it’s time we
made efforts to cut our plastic use.
Reflection:
We can’t deny the fact that we are using tons of plastic everyday and it has a huge
affect on environment. Even though we are trying our best to reduce plastic bags,
however, more steps must be taken to save not only human but also animal from
marine animals to land animals. We have to put plastic into reuse and also be more
strict to throwing trash away. A great example is Singapore where is said to be the
cleanest country in the world; there rules are very strict about throwing trashes and
wasting plastic. If every countries could do the same thing, the world will be cleaner and
it will reduce the harm to the environment and animals.
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