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#6 Essay on an issue presented in the four tusked elephant following the structure outlined by Toulmin.


Animal hunting and poaching is a serious crime. As seen in Armand Denis’ The four-Tusked Elephant, if a person is determined to do something for his sake, whatever the way is, he will end up doing it.
Many animals may have lost lives for his search for the Four-Tusked elephant.

The constitutions of different countries grants protection to these animals. And for the people trying to poach these animals, the constitutions grant severe punishment, which is imprisonment or fine.
Some of the countries even grants death penalty for the person trying to defy Animal Protection Act.


Source www.elephantjournal.com

We can see lot of newspaper article quoting “Twelve people arrested with five tiger-skins” or “People trying to cross border with 15 Rhino horns taken into custody”. People risk their lives to kill animals and sell these animals’ body parts for money. The international market offer huge amount of money to tempt these peoples. Even with these strict rules, it is an observed fact, people are more likely to poach these animals.

Elephant tusks
The tusk of the Elephant has a huge market and is used to make ivory, which is used to make different decorative pieces and jewellery. The Rhino horn is smuggled to China from mostly Nepal, India and African nations for the production of ancient medicines.

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