Earth In Their Eyes

Sophia Palomo

A Voice for the Voiceless

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animals slaughtered globally this year
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species currently threatened with extinction

Sources: FAO Global Forest Resources Assessment, Global Carbon Project 2024, IUCN Red List (Oct 2025), FAO/USDA livestock data. Calculated from verified annual rates.
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