Persuasive Essay On Save The Grey Wolf

Wolves come to your mind and you think of a gray beast eating the flesh of a cute little animal. A grey wolf running around, howling at night and attacking with its sharp fangs. You think of something, whatever it may be, big and frightening. But would you change you perspective if I showed you a picture of a pup said that the grey wolf is endangered and needs your help? Yes. That's right the grey wolf is endangered. But don't worry. They have some help from the U.S. Now they're able to run around in beautiful areas. You may not believe me when I say wolves are actually good. Three words. Ecosystem, Economy, and Endangered. Three reasons why we should be saving the wolves.

The grey wolf, or canis lupus, is a carnivorous mammal. It eats the flesh of other animals including elk, bison and moose. For all you elk, bison, moose lovers, I'm sorry about those wolves. But for those wolf lovers, don't worry about the flesh and think about the "trickling effect," as the video stated. For those who don't know, elks eat nature. That includes the vegetation of the US and all of its beauty. Don't worry though because the wolves to the

No, they aren't owing stocks in the market or working on Wall Street but they are grabbing the money of the people. The attraction of tourists to our national parks is causes by the wolves. In fact, the wolves attraction bring about $23 million extra to the economy every year, according to the article. People come to see these wild dogs run around joyfully in a habitat they are welcomed in through a set of binoculars. Another reason this will boost the economy is because of all the good attention the government is getting. The government has set up government programs to bring the wolves back to the US from Canada. This is going to shine a spotlight and give the United States some praise for being welcoming of animals. Basically, wolves equals money for the