<prompt> Ke mehato efe ea molao ea ho sireletsa mefuta e kotsing ea ho fela?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What are the legislative measures to protect endangered species? . Response in English: There are several legislative measures in place to protect endangered species, including:1. The Endangered Species Act ESA: This is a federal law enacted in the United States in 1973 to protect endangered and threatened species, as well as their critical habitats. The ESA provides for the conservation of species through measures such as listing them as endangered or threatened, designating critical habitat areas and implementing recovery plans.2. The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora CITES: This is an international treaty, signed by over 180 countries, that aims to protect endangered plants and animals by regulating their trade. CITES works to prevent over-exploitation of species through trade by requiring that any trade of listed species be done in compliance with strict regulations and only when it is not detrimental to the survival of the species.3. The Marine Mammal Protection Act MMPA: This is a federal law enacted in the United States in 1972 to protect marine mammals, such as whales, dolphins, and seals. The MMPA works to maintain the health and stability of marine mammal populations by prohibiting, with certain exceptions, the take of marine mammals in U.S. waters and by U.S. nationals on the high seas.4. The Migratory Bird Treaty Act MBTA: This is a federal law enacted in the United States in 1918 to protect migratory birds. Under this act, it is illegal to take, possess, import, export, transport, sell, purchase, or barter any migratory bird, their nests, or their eggs, without a valid permit.These are just some of the legislative measures aimed at protecting endangered species. In addition to these, many countries have their own laws and regulations aimed at protecting their local wildlife. . Response in Sesotho: Ho na le mehato e maloa ea molao e behiloeng bakeng sa ho sireletsa mefuta e kotsing ea ho fela, ho akarelletsa: 1. The Endangered Species Act ESA: Ona ke molao oa muso o entsoeng United States ka 1973 ho sireletsa liphoofolo tse kotsing le tse kotsing, hammoho le libaka tsa tsona tse mahlonoko tseo li phelang ho tsona. ESA e fana ka paballo ea mefuta ea liphoofolo ka mehato e kang ho e thathamisa e le kotsing kapa e kotsing, ho rala libaka tsa bohlokoa tsa bolulo le ho kenya tsebetsong merero ea ho hlaphoheloa. 2. Tumellano ea Khoebo ea Machaba ea Liphoofolo le Limela Tse Hlaha tse Kotsing CITES: Ena ke selekane sa machaba, se saenneng ke linaha tse fetang 180, se ikemiselitseng ho sireletsa limela le liphoofolo tse kotsing ka ho laola khoebo ea tsona. CITES e sebeletsa ho thibela tšebeliso e mpe ea mefuta ea liphoofolo ka khoebo ka ho batla hore khoebo leha e le efe ea mefuta e thathamisitsoeng e etsoe ho latela melao e thata le ha feela e sa senye bophelo ba mefuta. 3. Molao oa Tšireletso ea Liphoofolo Tsa Leoatleng MMPA: Ona ke molao oa federal o entsoeng United States ka 1972 ho sireletsa liphoofolo tse anyesang tsa metsing, tse kang maruarua, li-dolphin le liqibi. MMPA e sebetsa ho boloka bophelo bo botle le botsitso ba liphoofolo tse anyesang tsa leoatleng ka ho thibela, ntle le mekhelo e itseng, ho nka liphoofolo tse anyesang metsing a US le matsoalloa a US maoatleng a phahameng. 4. The Migratory Bird Treaty Act MBTA: Ona ke molao oa muso o entsoeng United States ka 1918 ho sireletsa linonyana tse fallang. Tlasa molao ona, ha ho molaong ho nka, ho rua, ho reka kantle ho naha, ho tsamaisa, ho tsamaisa, ho rekisa, ho reka, kapa ho fapanyetsana le nonyana efe kapa efe e fallang, lihlaha tsa eona, kapa mahe a tsona, ntle le tumello e nepahetseng. Ena ke e meng ea mehato ea molao e reretsoeng ho sireletsa mefuta e kotsing ea ho fela. Ho phaella ho tsena, linaha tse ngata li na le melao le litaelo tsa tsona tse reretsoeng ho sireletsa liphoofolo tsa tsona tse hlaha. 