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Unit 2 Wildlife Protection Listening and Speaking Wildlife Protection 2 How do these animals relate to the title of the unit? When the buying stops, the killing can too. -Wild Aid an African elephant: teeth-tusks-ivory long nose - trunk several gemsboks: a type of antelope in SouthernAfrica What other endangered animals can you think of when reading this quote? Can you describe what you see in the picture? an African elephant: teeth—tusks—ivory long nose – trunk several gemsboks: a type of antelope in Southern Africa How do these animals relate to the title of the unit? Read the quote on this page: When the buying stops, the killing can too. -Wild Aid What other endangered animals can you think of when reading this quote? Talk about saving endangered wildlife What can you see from these posters? What messages do they share? Which one moves you the most? Why? What threats do these animals face? What message do these posters share? The message of these posters is that wildlife is under threat. The first/second/third poster moves me the most because… Which one moves you most? Why? Listening There are two students talking about these posters. Let’s listen to their conversation and answer: What threats do these animals face? They are dying out at an alarming rate. 1. What did Prince William say about China? A. China has made a lot of progress. B. China can become a global leader in wildlife protection. C. China preserves its natural habitats well. 2. How many elephants are killed on average every day? Tips Pay attention to the hightlight words 54 Number Prince William also praised China's efforts to protect wildlife:" am absolutely convinced that China can become a global leader in the protection of wildlife That is 54 elephants killed every single day. Our planet's is dying out at an alarming rate. Between 150 and 200 species are becoming extinct every day. This mass extinction is caused by hunting, habitat , and pollution. We must make people aware of the problem and