Abstract
This research paper was inspired by the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic. How accusations have been directed to the citizens of China for consuming bats which some people believe is the cause of the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic. An attempt will be made to define and explain the concept of "climate change." This research study will also make attempt to define "migration and globalization." Bird Migration is almost an unknown area that needs more research. Effects of climate change and global warming have led to birds migrating from one axis of the world to another. Therefore, this research study is going to examine how "climate change and global warming" has led to the migration of animals (especially animals with wings) across continents and countries, since they have the ability to migrate for months flying to different axis of the world. In the course of this research study, the supposed origin of CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) will also be discussed. Just like humans migrate for one reason or the other, so also animals migrate too. Among the various animals with wings which have the tendency to migrate, this study is going to concentrate on bats. The different species of bats found in Nigeria and China. How some species of bats found in China may be poisonous for human consumption. And that in some communities in Nigeria bats have been in consistent consumption over centuries and it has actually never been a health risk to those who consume these bats. That if it becomes scientifically proven that some species of bats in China are poisonous for human consumption, and therefore the cause of the CoronaVirus Disease (COVID-19) pandemic, then it is no longer safe for citizens of any country to consume bats. This research study will therefore make explanations from the angle that, due to "climate change and global warming" which also causes drought, there is the possibility for the poisonous species of bats from the China axis to migrate to other parts of the world, and therefore mix-up with other non poisonous bats in other countries and continents. That when a migration of this sort happens, which of course will always happen, then it is advisable for the consumption of bats to be totally discouraged globally. To get its materials for research, this research study will access various online platforms. Online platforms such as mainstream media portals and academic journal articles. Keywords: Animals, Migration, Globalization, Bats, COVID-19, Pandemic, Climate Change. DOI: 10.7176/FSQM/99-03 Publication date: July 31 st 2020
Highlights
The introduction to this research study will focus on the definitions of "climate change, migration, and globalization." Climate Change Climate change can be defined as the remarkable or outstanding change in the calculation or evaluation for a stretch or broadened time
The concluding aspect of this research study will concentrate on how migration of various animals poses a serious threat to humanity, as it relates to the continuous consumption of bat meat and bush meat across various countries
This research study has been able to identify the fact that various species of bats and other wildlife animals migrate from their homestead to other territories due to climate change and change in temperatures
Summary
The introduction to this research study will focus on the definitions of "climate change, migration, and globalization." Climate Change Climate change can be defined as the remarkable or outstanding change in the calculation or evaluation for a stretch or broadened time. Climate change could be explained as a situation whereby a comprehensive or extensive range of universal occurrence or happenings which are generated or produced by flaming coal, crude oil, or natural gas, which goes ahead to affix or include very high warmth accompaniment of gases to the terrestrial sphere. These occurrence comprises of the growth and expansion in temperature movement or drift, which can be related or chronicled by global warming.
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