Large animals all over the world are on the verge of disappearing. Lions, tigers, elephants, rhinos, and cheetahs, which once boasted power in the animal kingdom, were reduced in number due to reckless hunting by humans. Recently, there has been a market that illegally traded animals through the Internet, making the risk of extinction of animals more serious. People who trade endangered animals illegally send their animals to zoos, use them as foodstuffs, and trade them as pets. The Center for Biodiversity, an animal and plant conservation organization, predicted that 30-50 percent of the Earth's current animals and plants will disappear by 2050. For example, in the case of the northern white rhinoceros, there are only five left in the world. The rhinos disappeared because the horns were hunted as they became known as medicine. Giraffes are also endangered because they make bags, belts, clothes, and shoes out of leather. The number has decreased by 70,000 in 15 years, leaving only 80,000 now. According to the International Animal Welfare Fund, the size of smuggling of endangered species per year 1) amounts to 19 billion dollars (about 20.91 trillion won). It is the fourth largest illegal market after drugs, counterfeit goods, and human trafficking. We are looking for people to help with our organization to protect wildlife. Your little help will help protect the wildlife and ecosystems in the future

We must urge companies to provide consumers with plastic-free alternatives and say no to single use plastics such as straws, plastic cutlery, coffee cups, water bottles, plastic bags, balloons, plastic-wrapped produce and take-out food containers. There are many products directly related to sea pollution, an undesirable method of endangered or threatened fishing in the sea. For example, shark squalene, jewelry made from the shells of coral or sea turtles, conchs, souvenir shells of Nautilus and other animals, and disposable plastic products we use can be thrown into the sea. Disposable plastic such as straws and water bottles can be an example. These products stop fishing and threaten important fish species and ecosystems. there's a lot more to be done! Become an Ocean protect helper and continue your efforts to help save the oceans.We can help with the funds needed to save the sea from various filth and waste through our organization