Endan­gered species

Description

All sub­species of the Com­mi­na­tus are eas­ily recog­nised mostly because of their size, besides that they are com­mer­cially impor­tant species. They are beau­ti­ful and cute as judged by human eyes. Their aes­thetic and com­mer­cial val­ues makes them worth con­serv­ing. This make them attrac­tive and com­pete very suc­ces­fully with the ugly species, such as rep­tiles and amphib­ians which deserves more pro­tec­tion con­sid­er­ing they are prob­a­bly the most endan­gered groups of ani­mals in the world. In other words these large and cool ani­mals (also called charis­matic megafauna) bring in tourists, pho­tog­ra­phers and con­ser­va­tion dol­lars.
For some rea­son humans like dan­ger­ous ani­mals, and are fas­ci­nated with their weapons, from teeth to horns. This is one expla­na­tion for tigers being the prime indi­vid­u­als of global con­ser­va­tion efforts.