Why is Zoology Important

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Why is Zoology Important? 

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• Students who spend hours studying it may be
  asking why zoology is important. It doesn't
  concern people, so what practical uses does it
  have? It's a legitimate question. For those who
  are asking why, here are the answers.
• To Appreciate Nature
• If you don't know anything about animals or
  biology, nature seems to be just about chaos.
  Everything seems to happen at random. But once
  you study the life cycles and food chain, you'll
  have a better understanding of nature's
  handiworks.

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• When you look at the subject, you learn why
  animals behave this way or that way. It makes one
  admire nature even more. The reason why zoology
  is important is that it gives you the opportunity
  to see nature for what it really is. Not random
  chaos, but various life forms that interact with
  one another in amazing ways.
• To Understand Animals
• Studying the subject allows you to learn more
  about animal behavior. For example, tigers and
  sharks are usually thought to be mindless
  killers. But if you consider their nature and
  habitats, it will be clear that they become
  threats only when people interfere with their
  activities

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Studying the matter will also dispel a lot of
myths. Some still believe that killer whales
attack people when in fact they are peace loving
creatures. The notion that all snakes are
poisonous is still widespread. So one of the
reasons why zoology is important is that it
increases knowledge and removes ignorance. When
we are ignorant about something, it creates fear
and uncertainty. With knowledge, we are able to
act more responsibly. This also leads to a better
relationship with the animal kingdom.
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• To Understand the Importance of Preservation.
• Learning facts and figures about animals isn't
  just about storing the data in your head. It also
  makes you realize why preserving and balancing
  nature is critical to human survival. When you
  study animal life you learn of their habits, food
  and behavior. You'll see that they are all
  integrated.
• When one species is eliminated, others are
  affected. Hence it becomes clear why preserving
  these animals and their habitat is crucial. To
  explain why zoology is important, it just needs
  to be pointed out that it leads to greater
  understanding of nature.

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• To Know Man's Role in Nature
• There's nothing wrong with economic progress.
  But it shouldn't come at the cost of destroying
  rainforests or wiping out entire species. When we
  harm nature, the retribution will be swift.
• Cut off trees and destroy forest wildlife, and
  floods will take place. Drive animals from their
  homes and they will become a pestilence. When
  natural disasters strike, material properties are
  destroyed. The things for which animals are
  killed for are obliterated.

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You don't need to be adept at it, but knowing why
zoology is important will serve everyone in good
stead. By learning about the subject, it becomes
clear why balancing economic growth with natural
preservation is critical. Need help with your
? If so, Sapiens IAS has the best solution. We
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aspiring civil servants from across the country.
Being one of the leading IAS training institutes
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Our IFS zoology coaching is strategically
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