Social Security Program: Richest Treasure Elephants National Parks

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Africa has the richest treasure of elephants in its national parks. The killing of elephants for the ivory has its claws strongly grounded in this country. In this writing composition, the discussion will be held upon ivory trading and all related aspects.
Answer 1
China's presence can be explicitly seen in Africa. There are tremendous business deals between these both countries. Chinese engineers are paying help in construction purposes like roads In the last ten years the trade between China and Africa jumped from 6 billion to 100 billion dollars per years. As Africa is having an economic revolution and wants to do business, China feels it quite exciting to be included (National Geographic, 2013). Africa is not only doing business with China for oil, copper rather it is selling wildlife product including elephant ivory which has the biggest market in China.
Answer 2
According to CITIES, 70 elephants are illegally poached each day.
Answer 3
People for the first time in generations of China are presently able to afford ivory. They are looking back into their past with symbols and associate answers and core values (National Geographic, 2013). The love expressing their values through ivory which are sold at big prices of 20 thousand dollars, 50 thousand dollars, 200 thousand or even 1 million US dollars. The Chinese are more into materialism.
Answer 4
In 1900, the elephant's numbers were 10 million and in just 89 years, it has been decreased to under million (600 hundred thousand left).
Answer 5
Governmental decisions in 1999 and 2008 changed everything. Under pressure from Southern Africa and Asian countries, CITIES allowed two special sales of ivory (National Geographic, 2013). Thus, legal trade of tusks has been started and the results have been devastated.
Answer 6
Kenya has alerted the force in and around all national parks. Wild rangers are authorized to shoot to kill any poacher (National Geographic, 2013). In 2013, five rangers also lost their lives in saving the elephants. Kenya has made a deadly game for a poacher to harm an elephant.
Answer 7
Selons near Dar Es Salaam, is the richly wild heritage site which has the largest game resorts in all Africa (National Geographic, 2013). Reportedly 60 percent of elephants killing of Africa is carried out in Selons alone.
Answer 8
The most compelling sign of the ongoing slaughter is the behavior of elephants themselves. It ...