Giant Beast Research Paper

The antler of the giant beast impacted me on the head before I could react. It was my ninth trip to Sweden and my grandpa took me on a trip into the depths of a forest. After sitting behind him for a fifteen minute four-wheeler ride, we finally reached our destination. We were following my god-father, brother, and my dad to the perfect area to see moose. Disappointingly, my grandfather made me stay on the four-wheeler because I was too young and it was too dangerous for me to be near these big and aggressive creatures. As the sun beat down on my head I absorbed the fresh smell of pine trees and horse manure. Then suddenly I heard a big crunch of tree branches and leaves, and I looked and saw a moose coming our way. My heart started to race. After the moose checked us out for awhile we assumed it would leave, but instead it kept walking towards us. It got closer and closer to me and then before I knew it I was face to face with this giant and dangerous beast. I looked over at my family and they all looked scared out of their minds, but my grandfather calmly whispered, …show more content…
I was introduced to all types of animals in many different situations: riding horses, milking cows, sheering sheep, hunting deer, and cleaning alpacas. This created a sense of compassion for me because I learned how to take care of a variety of animals and I learned how to react quickly to new situations. I discovered that each animal has a different behavior and needs unique treatment. I knew that when I grew up I wanted to work with animals but I never knew what I exactly wanted to so. I luckily had the opportunity to help a cow give birth and to aid in a tumor surgery on a dog. On the other hand, I also had to watch over and groom animals. Experiences like these helped me learn that I wanted to work with surgery and stray away from basic animals