Wildlife trafficking is the illegal trade of animals and plants, often involving endangered species. This practice threatens biodiversity and can lead to the extinction of unique species. Animals like elephants and tigers are often hunted for their body parts, while rare plants are taken from their natural habitats for profit. The demand for exotic pets, traditional medicines, and luxury items fuels this harmful trade. Organizations and governments are working together to combat wildlife trafficking through stricter laws and awareness campaigns. Protecting wildlife is essential for maintaining healthy ecosystems and ensuring that future generations can enjoy the beauty of nature.