Reasons for the extinction of predatory and attractive wild cats

Attractive wild cats are on the verge of extinction

We always look for the acquisition of pets, whether cats or dogs, some of which are well-known and famous and easy to acquire and obtain, and some of which are rare and very difficult to acquire and obtain because they are predatory but attractive. Some of them are a few around the world who raise them from childhood and are keen to acquire and buy them at any price, especially when they are pets. Very small

                                                         

  Because humans by nature love curiosity, adventure, and acquiring everything new, they are always looking for rare species of cats or dogs so that they can be distinguished by owning them and enjoying them. However, most of the time, those who search for rare species of these animals face extreme difficulties in finding them

 

In this article, we will talk about the real reasons that led to the scarcity of certain types of large wild cats. We will talk in another article about the reasons for the scarcity of certain types of dogs that are almost non-existent currently except in a few places around the world and are very expensive

 

Let us now talk about the types of these wild cats and the main reason for the threat of extinction

 

The last ice age and the serious dangers to which wild cats were exposed

 

Lack of food and lack of prey for wild cats

 

Lack of food and lack of prey are two main reasons for the extinction of famous wild cats, especially the African lion and the Sanda leopard. This happened at the end of the Ice Age to some large wild cats, including wild cats characterized by teeth that looked exactly like the edge of a sword

 

Unfortunately, what happened at the end of the Ice Age is being repeated again in our contemporary world, especially with the African lion and the Sanda leopard, due to the lack of food from the prey that these wild cats are accustomed to catching and devouring. This was confirmed by Dr. Chris Sandom, a professor at the University of Sussex

 

An important statement from Dr. Chris at the University of Sussex

 

Dr. Chris confirmed that even if these species of animals did not become extinct after the end of the last ice age due to climate change, the food they seek and search for has become very limited and very few

 

Dr. Chris also said, "We are now witnessing a continuing decline in large animals, especially the interesting wild cats. These attractive predatory cats face a continuing threat that began in the Ice Age and continues today. Therefore, we need to reverse this course, which means putting an end to extinction," said Dr. Chris

 

Research from the Universities of Sussex and Oxford confirms the danger of extinction of wild cats

 

At the level of scientific investigative research, scientists at the Universities of Sussex and Oxford conducted research on the causes of the extinction of seven species of large wild cats, including African lions, American lions, cheetahs that live in caves, and American spotted leopards

 

This scientific research has confirmed that these distinct types of attractive and predatory wild cats, even if they had survived the last ice age, would have been subjected to very great suffering due to the disappearance of most of their beloved prey, which they used to take as their main meals, due to human influence on the habitats of these prey

An important statement from Dr. David at Oxford University

 

Professor David MacDonald, Director of the Wildlife Conservation Research Unit at the University of Oxford, said the same famous saying that Winston Churchill always said, “He who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat the same mistakes.” He pointed out that these wild cats had been forced to leave their places and natural habitats spread in various places around the world. The world because of the scarcity and absence of their prey that they were accustomed to devouring, and that is because of the previous human mistakes that they repeated again by interfering and influencing the natural geographical areas in which the prey lives, which wild cats used to take as their primary food, which led them to leave and even to death in many cases, which is the main reason. Due to the near extinction of these attractive wild cat species