Animal Kingdom Research Paper

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In the animal kingdom, An animal or band of animals will not expand their territory beyond what is necessary to sustain life. Of course, resources are still finite and thus, if the available land ever shrunk or the necessities for life ever expanded, animals tend to fight when necessary. Humans are no different from animals when it comes to territory, And what makes that worse is humans have unlimited wants so once we get what we want we will continue to fight over things such as territories.

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