It's a privilege to be able to have a part to play in preserving an animal's magnificent as the Cholesky horse or as a taper, or as a gorilla or orangutan or any almost any of the species you can see here at the zoo, these are part of the treasury of biological resources of our planet, and they've been on the verge of extinction, and now they're coming back and the, you know, the most fantastic thing would be able to participate in seeing that they go back into nature. That's really that's really one of the big goals.
Zoos and without the game preserve, certain animals will disappear. Because I believe in some years to come, there really won't be wild animals that will be managed in some way or other. I like to be part of that.
The world, to me would be a very, very lonely place that we would have this species inhabiting it, and at the rate of extinction of species, which is about one a day right now, and by the year 2000, maybe one a minute. And those are rather accurate prime projections we might be. The last speeches. And indeed then. We need ourselves being threatening, as aren't habitants become so imperilled by human activity.
We have a tremendous opportunity to allow people to see the diversity, the wonders of different types of life that exist on this planet, and thereby we hope. To let them. Come to appreciate this more and participate more actively in saving the wildlife, saving the forms of plants and animals that are in danger on our planet.