what is the difference between killing domestic animals and endangered species?

Answer 1

At a guess, I'd say killing domestic animals is easier 'cause they're closer and there's more of them.

Can't say I've tried it though. I once killed a ram, but that's because it had gone insane and was killing all the sheep.

Answer 2

Domestic animals are not endangered. Killing endangered species could cause extinction in those species if not controlled. I doubt very seriously if cows are in any danger of extinction.

Answer 3

Absolutely nothing except the law. Animals are on this planet for two reasons - to taste good and to fit well. The endangered animals are the ones that make really good coats - that's why there's a shortage.

Answer 4

once a species is extinct it is gone. and the unique role it filled in the balance of life is not met, which will add to the instability of the eco-system. We may not always realise how important a species is, or what its critical population may be, until it is gone. Without a healthy eco-system there can be no healthy human culture either.

Domestic animals only positive role is to supply humans; they also displace many wild animals, over graze; spread disease etc.
eg introduced cats have killed many native species like kiwi.

Answer 5

Endangered are while animals are uncommon in the international (Scarce) and extinct ability they are not extra in the international. Examples of Endangered are Tigers, Pandas, Peacocks, Whales and so on and examples of extinct are Dinosaurs.... we would desire to guard the endangered animals while we will not do something with reference to the extinct species as they are previous history.

Answer 6

killing endangered species mostly your neighbors will
shout at you while domestic animal you family will
shout at you

Answer 7

i guess the difference is:

the domestic animals : are the animals which are decreasing in number in some areas in the world.

but

the endangered species: are animals which are decreasing in number all over the world