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The Pros And Cons Of The Banning Of Elephants

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I think elephant body parts should be illegal to bring to the United States because it is harming the elephant and it is leaving the baby elephants along to die and not be able to be with the herd, another reason is that trump should lift the ban on elephants body parts from coming in to the United States, my third reason is that the endangered Species Act. And also people are also complaining about the populations of the elephants are dropping down in Africa. So put on your thinking caps and lets get in to the reasons why.

One reason why I’m against elephant trophies is that it is harming the elephants and it is leaving the baby elephants along to die and not be able to be with the it’s mother. Just imagine you seeing a baby elephant along and has no one to look after it. Another reason is that when the baby elephants grow up it need its mom to be there to protect them or else they won’t learn how to protect themselves when they are growing up. Also …show more content…

Imagine you were a elephant and you saw a hunter? Would you try to run away from the hunter or just wait to be dead? You might be thinking that. One reason is that the elephants are not being treated well and the ban is not helping at all ! it’s making the elephant population even worse and it can harm the elephants to go extinct by Donald Trump's ban of elephant body parts thanks to that. For example, you are a person who is helping the elephant population but it’s just the ban that is preventing you from not doing it. How would it make you feel for not helping? What would make the elephant population be? This is why it is important. According to a tweet from Donald Trump, “be very hard pressed to change my mind that this horror show in any way helps conservation of Elephants or any other animal.” (Quote from Donald

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