Goodall doesn't list threatened species or statistics—she conjures specific sensory images: a bald eagle's flight, a wolf's howl under the moon, a grizzly with cubs hunting for berries. The argument is that extinction isn't a chart going down; it's a world becoming less enchanted. Conservation stickiness comes from this aesthetic framing, not from data.
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