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Book Fauna Palaestina 4 Year 2014 By Prof Dr Norman Ali Bassam Khalaf von Jaffa ISBN 978-9950-383-77-7

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Killing Incidents of Wild Animals in<br />

the State of Palestine in 2013<br />

حوادث قتل حٌوانات برٌة فً‏ دولة فلسطٌن فً‏<br />

العام 3112<br />

<strong>By</strong>: <strong>Prof</strong>. <strong>Dr</strong>. <strong>Norman</strong> <strong>Ali</strong> <strong>Bassam</strong> <strong>Ali</strong> Taher<br />

<strong>Khalaf</strong>-Sakerfalke <strong>von</strong> <strong>Jaffa</strong><br />

There are so many incidents of the killing of wild animals in the<br />

State of Palestine. Often we hear or see in the news about the<br />

brutal killing or road-kill of wild animals. Some of the wild<br />

animals in Palestine are already on the verge of extinction. If the<br />

population of animals kept on decreasing, some species will<br />

become extinct. One of the problems we are already facing is<br />

poaching, and we have to fight against it to save our fauna. We<br />

hear and see always brutal and insensitive animal torture<br />

incidents happening in Palestine by the villagers and even citypeople.<br />

Wildlife populations depend on their environment or habitat to<br />

receive the basic needs for survival. An ecosystem or habitat<br />

provides populations of wildlife with food, water, shelter and<br />

space. If all four of these basic needs are not available in a suitable<br />

arrangement, populations of wildlife cannot exist (University of<br />

Illinois Extension).<br />

All populations of living things are interrelated. When one<br />

population of animals or plants increases or decreases, other<br />

populations of living things is also affected.<br />

The amount of suitable habitat for a species of wildlife will<br />

determine the number of animals that can survive in the area.<br />

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