Introduction
The ecological systems have their basis in the principle of adaptability, and therefore, change is the only concept that remains consistently evident within them all the time, and the nature is miserably failing to provide shelter, food and uncorrupted habitat to primates because of increasing deforestation, and the humans are destroying the natural residence of primates, and therefore, World Wildlife Federation (WWF) considers most of the species those come under the type as endangered, and humans had played a significant role in this regard, and the nutritional experts believe that primates are competitors against humans as both of the organisms eat same sort of food, and people’s dietary needs are growing powerfully in the recent years because of unprecedented growth in the population. The basic level of primates live in the jungles of West and East African nations where governmental systems are plagued with corruption, and resultantly, the trend of deforestation is substantial as well. In this way, the animals are generally suffering, but the damage to the lives of primates is specifically noticeable because they are en-route to becoming humans in the light of Darwin’s theory of evolution, and humans and primates have similar nutritional needs, and they have to manage their large bodies with equally massive brains. Their body structures naturally require them to consume substantial amounts of food, and the unavailability of fruits, natural environment and conducive temperature can have disastrous ramifications for the distant cousins of humans, and the endangered status of the species is telling a historical tale that might include a much strengthened role of humanity.
The social setups of humans and primates are much alike to say the least, and according to some sources, both of the organisms have same basic needs such as shelter, food, and procreation. However, the human race has evolved into a complex social system, but primates are still traveling in this regard, but they build huts and other similar structures in order to protect themselves from environmental strains. Secondly, they have developed rudimentary lingual skills those enable them to use various vocal sounds in order to convey specific meanings (Wang, 11843). The leading types of primates are preferably residing in forests where they select natural landscapes those can provide them with already developed boundary walls so that they have an effective cover from invasion of their countryside. The antecedents of primates’ colony are intensive, and therefore, they do not readily settle after displacement, and they develop various types of allergies due to exposure to sun, and therefore, they need a cool atmosphere in order to ensure their survival. At the same time, they expand their territorial limits as their size of the flock and family goes through the process of growth in number. The motherhood and fatherly behaviors are seemingly present in the societies of featured kind of organisms. Additionally, there is the dwelling of herd psychology in primates’ social systems, and the common enemy seldom attacks the colony of primates due to formable defensive capability, but humans use their technologies in order to drive away their nutritional competitors from their homes.
The primates have the ability to move very swiftly, and they have an organized approach towards life. They develop multiple colonies in order to distribute load of the population across various geographical locations, and during the process, they spread seeds of different plants to numerous new areas where if the environmental factors are right then, the growth of plantation would appear to be the next natural course of action, and therefore, the primates have a dependence on plants because the organisms have to intake fruits, vegetables and leaves in order to fulfill nutritional needs , and the plants have to rely on primates for developing a competency to reach far off lands through spreading of their genetic material as primates explore substantial number of lands in the capacity of hunters and gatherers. The element of interdependence is prevalent between primates and plants because nature has developed a two dimensional method that operates in order to sustain both of the involved species, and the dying out races of primates stand for the argument that plantation and vegetation would also suffer immeasurably if the primates keep on experiencing elimination from the natural ecological systems. The programs of WWF those work in order to restore natural environment have to intervene powerfully in order to make a difference in this regard, and the African countries do not have the will and resources to safeguard wildlife so developed nations through relevant international institutions have to take charge of the situation in order to bring some sort of betterment in the present conditions.
The primates also consume different insects to meet their needs of amino acids those the organisms require to sustain their larger bodies and brains as well. In this way, the insects help the primates in the conquest of ensuring survival, but the interesting part would be the account that will explain the dependence of insects on the primates in order to ensure the survival. The primates actually, build residential infrastructure that assists the insects in the process of procreation, and the colonies provide shelter to lower forms of life as well. The primates and insects support each other, and the nature works in order to bring ecological balance by conjoining the prerequisites of life for primates and insects. The scientific research would render help in the journey of identifying basic ecological needs those the primates have, and the artificial development of habitat would represent a strategic measure that will sustain the species of primates. The man’s efforts destroyed the natural environment, and he has to cause the natural cycle to take a hard turnaround by changing his mindset in the direction wildlife. The humans benefit from the presence of primates because when they migrate then, they bring new vegetation along with them as well, and the availability of natural environment receives a certain level of stimulation. Furthermore, the researchers have to maintain the temperature of the potential residence of the primates because organisms do not respond positively to uncontrollable increases of temperature, and therefore, greenery would create an integral part of the atmosphere that will house the population of primates.
At the same time, deforestation levels have to be driven down, and the use of wood in papermaking and other industries would have to be lowered so that the natural habitat would remain disturbed minimally. Additionally, the scientists have to develop innovative breeding methods for species of primates those are extremely endangered (Bulger and Hamilton, 575). On the other hand, we have to understand the fact that every natural and environmental factor plays an immeasurable role in terms of sustaining larger canvases of life. The scientific knowledge is considered as the best social cure for different problems those humans and animals face collectively. The scientists have to pinpoint specific types of plants those receive help in their genetic propagation, and afterwards, the experts have to use sophisticated mathematical models in order to assess the interdependence of plants and animals, and the artificial habitat would have to contain those plants that have maximum supportive capability towards sustainability of the primates to say the least.
Conclusion
This paper discussed many factors those can destroy and support natural growth processes of primates, and the humans have destroyed various factors those had instrumental value regarding constant growth of primates in number. Now the organization of WWF has to step forth in order to create a difference in this regard as humans have been working to destroy natural environment for many decades (Newberry, 233), and currently, they have to take a reciprocal approach in order to make this planet greener so that other species can sustain themselves in order to support ourselves as well. The ecological mechanism operates on the principle of give and take, but when natural resources are destroyed, and if no considerable measures would be taken to resettle the balance then, certain species with significant nutritional needs would start to die out. The primates and insects support each other, and the nature works in order to bring ecological balance by conjoining the prerequisites of life for primates and insects. The scientific research would render help in the journey of identifying basic ecological needs those the primates have, and the artificial development of habitat would represent a strategic measure that will sustain the species of primates. Additionally, the scientists have to develop innovative breeding methods for species of primates those are extremely endangered.
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