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Unicorn Wars Our Story Begins on the frozen planet of Jeff, the toast alliance is fighting a desperate battle against the evil unicorn empire they have mastered the dark side of the rainbow. The empire has sent giant unicorn walkers to destroy the toast alliance, but they fight back. Princess toast ran through the ice tunnels with Ham solo behind her. Luke Skytoaster was in his toaster and was trying to by time for the alliance. The tunnels shook with the blast from a rainbow cannon. Ham…

Shoes For Horses? Grandma was just finishing breakfast dishes when she heard a familiar sound. Giggles! Grandchildren Susan and Scottie were returning from the barn. Grandpa was not very far behind. They had been feeding Bo the horse. “Have you two been eating feather soup?” asked Grandma. “Oh, Grandma. There’s no such thing as feather soup.” “Well, something is tickling you,” Grandma replied. Thru giggles, Susan said “Grandpa said that Bo is getting new shoes today. Horses Don’t wear…

Will pounded to a stop and dust came up all around him. He stared with heavily lidded eyes into the dusty green juniper trees. “Are you out of gas?” Mike asked, squinting against the light. “I’m done. I can barely feel my legs.” Mike looked at his own tanned dusty legs, inhaled the thick sweetness of the forest, and then glanced back up at Will. “Can you go any further?” “Well I guess I could go a little more,” Will said, wiping sweat from his forehead. “But we still have to go all the way…

Animal welfare is making sure the well-being of an animal is met. There is much controversy worldwide regarding the rights and ethical treatment of animals and many disputes within the sport of thoroughbred racing. According to Dr. John Webster, Professor of Animal Husbandry at the University of Bristol, there are five freedoms that humans need to strive to provide for their animals: Freedom from thirst, hunger, and malnutrition, freedom from discomfort, freedom from pain, injury, and disease,…

thyreophoran dinosaur: Stegosaurus Case/ specimen number: uncatalogued 2. A homologous morphological structure that can examine is the bones that make up the hoof and legs of horses with the arms of humans. Both horses and humans exhibit the presence of similar bones such as the humerus, radius, ulna, phalanges etc. The phalanges is what mostly makes up the hoof of a horse and finger of humans have a different function in each specie. For example, while humans use their phalanges for grabbing…

as wormers. Flyspray is used to keep bugs away from the horse. For older horses it is necessary to have dental care done such as floating which dulls out the sharp teeth from uneven wearing. Grooming-coat, hoof care is well suited for all horses. Sometimes even shoes are expected for healthy hoof care. Along with healthcare expectations there is also handling expectations. Horses are naturally claustrophobic animals as well as being afraid of sudden. This makes precautions so that the handler…

typically do things to less animate things. Now let’s look again at Shakespeare’s lines, with subjects, objects, and verbs marked: Think, when S(we) V(talk) of O(horses), that S(you) V(see) O(them)V(Printing) O(their proud hoofs) i’th’ receiving earth ‘them’, as we have already seen, is the object of ‘see’. But notice what happens: as soon as the horses are introduced in the role of object (‘them’), they are distorted in to the subject of ‘Printing’. It is the…

Are you a big game hunter? Well, if so then I can help you with the basics of how to butcher a deer. Now I don’t know everything there is to know about this, but I have plenty of experience. Many people don't like venison because of the "wild" taste. If your deer is properly killed, field dressed, aged, butchered and cooked, you will have a steak or roast that is to die for. If your family or guests don't like such venison, they don't like meat. First things first in order to do this delegate…

My favorite constellation is Pegasus. In the second century, it was listed as a constellation along with forty-seven others by the astronomy Ptolemy. I choose Pegasus because of the mythological legends behind such a magnificent organization of stars. Also, Pegasus particularly interests me because of the near perfect arrangement of four stars in a square: Markab, Scheat, Algenib, and Alpheratz/Sirrah (to use their Arabic names) are the four corners of the square asterism. In Greek mythology,…

working with animals. While I interned at Southwick’s Zoo, I had the opportunity to shadow a different department. I chose to shadow the hoof stock department, which typically encompasses only hoofed animals. However, Southwick’s hoof stock department also encompasses any animal that is not under the domain of the bird, reptile, or primate departments. By shadowing the hoof stock department, I was able to observe a jaguar up close with a small, but safe barrier between us. This moment was the…