Trabajo quimestral_Juan José Cárdenas

¨Clil project Animal trafficking in Ecuador¨

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Prevention measures to avoid their extinction

In my opinion, there will be many solutions to this problem, but I have considered the most important ones: The first is that anyone who hunts or kills a condor be penalized with jail and a fine of 10,000 dollars. The second is that the condors are isolated from society and that it is a restricted and prohibited habitat for people These are two measures that I would consider to give better protection to condors, remember that they are a main animal in the culture of Ecuador and keep in mind that we do not have the right to hunt them for our own good.

Condor feeding It is almost considered a scavenger animal, because it mainly feeds on dead animals, such as: -Calls -Alpacas -Deer -Cows

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In general, these birds are usually found at high altitudes, mainly in the mountains of the Andes mountain range in America, a mountain chain that passes through Ecuador. They also usually inhabit the coastal mountains

The Andean condor is one of the most important species in Ecuador, and is considered a precious animal, a symbol of spirituality and power for many Andean cultures, and these are some of its characteristics

-The condor's fur is dark brown. -The condor is the most important bird in Ecuador. -Apart from being a very beautiful bird, it has a size of 120 cm and a weight of 12 kg, if it were a little bigger, it would be the size of a lamp post.

There are many factors, but the main ones are: -Loss of habitat. -Poisoning. -Competition for food with feral and poorly cared for -domestic dogs. -Illegal hunting.

Theme: The Andean Condor Author: Juan Jose Cardenas Course: First "D1" Teacher: Lic. Diano Patricia Otavalo Ordoñes Subject: English Ecuador basin 2021-2022

Species trafficking is one of the most harmful and profitable illicit businesses in the world. This crime against nature moves between 10,000 and 20,000 million euros each year, a figure comparable to that of arms and drug trafficking. Every day more than 80 elephants are killed for the ivory of their tusks and if the rate of extermination continues throughout the world