Called Out, Hope For Animals In Our World And The Seventh Man

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Natural beauty can be unearthed in all places around the world. Beauty can be found in all species of animals, plants and flowers. There is unobserved beauty in landscapes, mountains and skies. Nature is prepossessing because it gives life to many. People generally do not realize how much they don’t appreciate the beauty within earth, they pollute our ecosystems, they cause deforestation and they take part in animal captivity. The stories "Called Out," "Hope for Animals in Our World" and "The Seventh Man" all show the realism behind nature and it’s beauty. They cannot anticipate what nature will bring, some people fail to see that. The more they know about nature, the more they will appreciate it. In all honesty, pollution is a factor in

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