He Trades His Unchallenged Cruelty

 “GREED, WEALTH IS TRAPPED DISASTERS BREWING IN MINDS THAT SPAWNS MOUNTINGLY VOLATILE IN VELOCITY NEW DISASTER EVERY WAITING MOMENT!”

Cultural cuisines - Shark-fin soups, Bluefin tuna for sashimi, dolphin slices in tempura batter or dolphin bite-size cubes in miso sauce, ‘3 and 6 fragrant meat’(dog meat, ‘三六肉’); egotistic taste - rhino horns, elephant or walrus tusks - all of which madly sought-after by

consumers who are stuck in their traditions and habits, and harboring obligatory duty for continuance; or prized, championed and deemed premium by egotistical and cold-hearted collectors.

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Whatever the reasons are, tens of thousands dolphins are killed every year; thousands of several species of whales harpooned in a single season. He finds himself breathless by just reading thousands of websites or articles espousing dolphin’s conservation.

Read more whales killing in Britannica.Com, the encyclopaedia.

Every 15 minutes, one elephant is brutally murdered solely for its ivory tusks.

According to an article by Guardian, a record number of 688 rhinos slaughtered in South Africa with three months to go in 2013. Read more in The Guardian.com.

Jaws, a 1975 blockbuster movie by Steven Spielberg, depicted a giant man-eating white shark. Well, dear readers, at the rate sharks are hunted, future generations may come to treasure this classic when extinction dawns. Today, an estimated 11,000 sharks perished every hour or a staggering 100,000,000 are killed!!
Animal Planet/animal.discovery.com/fish/shark-fishing

Last but not least, man’s best friends, best companions, the therapy puppies and dogs. So controversial, yet, too many strays and uncared for. So therapeutic, but, too many are abused. The underlying fact that love and loyalty flow in these furry animals’ veins overwhelms the blogger with painless, restless thoughts the existence of dog meat trade, the cruelty infliction.
The list of killing of endangered or precious animals is sighing listlessness. For the reason of centuries of traditions and customs, it seems unfair to change but perpetuating such inveterate habits will inevitably lead to the unimaginable damage to both the ocean’s habitat and inhabitants. From the methods of trapping to killing millions of sea creatures, landscapes in many parts of the entire ocean floor are mercilessly bulldozed, savaged simulating prerequisites before executing licenses to kill.

While on the land, elephants and rhinoceroses are ruthlessly targeted, for their tusks and horns, by poachers to feed the sad disdainful taste of egomaniacs and wealth that suffers apatheia.

The habitat of our ‘blue’ planet is in as much ruins works of human greed as a natural disaster would leave in trail. Human greed is worse than a natural disaster.