SEVERE CHALLENGES
How many species live in this blue planet like us? It is estimated that there are about 8.7 million species on the planet and only 142,500 have been assessed for protection. At the same time, 40,000 species are currently considered threatened. The IUCN's Red List which documents animal, fungal, and plant species that are at risk has also been getting longer. In addition, the extinction of many species is happening without our knowledge. Truly we're facing many challenges currently.
IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH US
It seems that it has nothing to do with our human beings about whether other species live or die. As a matter of fact, natural ecosystem is a whole in which any part is an indispensible unit and any one that disappears will directly or indirectly influence the other parts and even the whole. About half of all prescription drugs are based on molecules found naturally in plants, and 70 percent of anti-cancer drugs are natural or nature-inspired synthetic medicines. Every two years we lose a potentially major drug. Losing a single species is like "losing the rivets on an airplane"
WE ARE MAKING EFFORTS
We(syntic) are a group of young people who have been taking actions to protect wild animals and plants since we founded in 2021. Environmental protection and save the endangered species has been always our common faith, which has also united us and helped us go further on our business road. So far we have cooperated with relevant animal welfare organizations like Marine Connection(Based in U.K.) and IFAW. We have also organized a number of specialized related activities to awaken the awareness of species preservation.
JOIN US
We are looking for those who share the same goals - Save The Species in Danger of Extinction. 1 cent will be donated to the animal welfare organizations we have cooperated with from every order you have placed in our store. We sincerely appreciate the effort you have made to save the endangered species together with us. We believe we can make a difference through our joint efforts.
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