Describe three approaches used to slow down the rate of extinction

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The three ways or approaches that one can do to slow down extinction or in a way to preserve biodiversity are the following;

- Breeding endangered species that may preserve and multiply their species

- Protecting the endangered species in a way that they should not be held captive, be sold or kill for materialistic goods or food products

- Prevention of using animal testing in factories and companies

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