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    Can you imagine buying a pet without researching anything about it? Well, that's what people in Florida are doing with their Burmese pythons. Burmese pythons are negatively affecting the ecosystem. The informational article states, "...they have chemical receptors in their tongues and heat sensors along their jaw so they can hunt at night." This shows that even if they can’t see they can still hunt with other parts of their bodies because they have special hunting tools to use. The newspaper…

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    never even seen a Burmese Python before). Also some don’t even have experience with snakes. This could cause people to have to go to the hospital, and not just the people that are dealing with the snakes, but also the people that live around the area. If a person has a very bad aim and tries to shoot a snake it can go wrong very quickly, they could…

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    Everglades Downfall

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    You may go to the Everglades and see a beautiful marsh from the dock your on, but like a fake smile on someone's face, so that everyone else won’t worry , it’s all a lie. Under the surface , the Everglades are suffering from our past actions. Since 1900, draining of the Everglades for development and farming has eroded 50% of the original wetlands. In 1986, when large levels of phosphorous were found, water management became a primary focus in the Everglades, resulting in long court battles to…

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    have it.” This happens all too often and the buyer doesn’t do their research like a responsible pet owner. In Florida, where it is very much like their native home in Southeast Asia, these pythons are taking over the Everglades. The Burmese python does not make good pets because of their massive size and are often let go in the backwoods of Florida. Now because of irresponsible people, Florida officials are now taking a stand to decrease this huge snake’s population. That’s is where the Python…

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    Miami Dade County Essay

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    hi How many public schools are there in Miami Dade County? Feedback Miami-Dade County, Florida - Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miami-Dade_County,_Florida Miami-Dade County is a county located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Florida. It is the southeasternmost county on the U.S. mainland. According to ... Largest city‎: ‎Miami Seat‎: ‎Miami Named for‎: ‎Francis L. Dade Congressional districts‎: ‎23rd‎, ‎24th‎, ‎25th‎, ‎26th‎, ... Dade | Filthy Frank Wiki | FANDOM powered…

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    Key Informant Case Study

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    support needed or low income families who desire grow up future population healthier.” (KI3)- “This city has many parks and recreations for community that bring family together. Different programs offered for children, pools, and picnic areas to have fun”. 2. Areas of improvement for community? (KI)- “It is a lot improvement in this community such as early care and education against obesity and chronic diseases”. (KI2)- “Women, infants, and children program offered low-income families…

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    Florida's Everglades is a wetland ecosystem, it's a famous region in South Florida. In the passage "Are the Everglades Forever?", it states "Reports from just over a year ago say that thousands of pythons have been making their homes in the Everglades at the expense of the native (natural to the area) species." This meaning that the food chain in the everglades has drastically changed. In the same passage, the author relates the Everglades…

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    animals, the way people live, and the affecting the ecosystem. The Burmese pythons are not from Florida article 4 states" This is totally a man made event." This proves that pythons are not eating foods that are natural so it could cause them to eat more. Article one states, "Burmese pythons are native to grassy marshes of south Asia." According to the author Burmese pythons may be able to live in Florida does not mean they are getting the proteins and vitamins they need and may eat more than…

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    Think of a telephone pole then imagine a snake as big around the middle of the pole. Almost 23 feet long! Guess what that's the Burmese python. Huge Right? I am now going to tell you about how the Burmese python is affecting the Everglades. The Burmese python can eat more animals. The newspaper article states,”Burmese pythons are carnivores and survive primarily an small birds and mammals. This shows that as the pythons feed on those small birds and mammals they can have them extinct in the…

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    Us as humans we need to save Florida's Everglades. The Everglades is filled with rich bodies of waters swamps, marshes and bogs. All of these bodies of water are useful for animals especially endangered animals that need the everglades to survive and also for us humans the swamps marshes and bogs help slow down the hurricanes and storms that are heading to land. They are also ''known as “transition zones” because they are the link between water and land, and they have a unique combination of the…

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