Movies, news, books, stories and others have changed people’s views and have misguided them. Many people would not believe that plants would grow on desert because it is such a dry place, but people realized that lovely plants grow there. Likewise, numerous individuals believe that beetles are just other insects that get in everyone’s way, but in reality they are extremely helpful for society. Moreover, voluminous societies believe that bats are wicked and malicious animals that want to harm people. In the short stories ‘Called out’, ‘Hope for Animals and Their World’, and ‘My Life as a Bat’ all show how the people have been misguided and are now starting to realize and appreciate the truth about nature.
Desert plants are beautiful and unique in their own way. The desert is an …show more content…
In the story My Life as a Bat the author states, ““Vampire films have always seemed ludicrous to me, for this reason but also for the idiocy of their bats—huge rubbery bats, with red Christmas-light eyes and fangs like a saber-toothed tiger’s, flown in on strings, their puppet wings flapped sluggishly like those of an overweight and degenerate bird.” (Pg. 73) Voluminous movies that include bats, the bats are usually portrayed as malicious animals. The national geographic states, “For starters, bats are not nefarious creatures, as they're often portrayed around Halloween, said Rob Mies” In fact, the bats are extremely helpful. For example, in World War II bats were used as bombs. Also, as stated in the Animal Rescue site, “Vampire bats, who are the only mammals known to feed on the blood, have a natural anticoagulant in their saliva, called draculin. Turns out, draculin might be able to help people survive stokes by breaking up blood clots.” As shown, the bats draculin helped people survive stokes. To conclude, bats are unique, diverse, small and big animals that don’t
Desert plants are beautiful and unique in their own way. The desert is an …show more content…
In the story My Life as a Bat the author states, ““Vampire films have always seemed ludicrous to me, for this reason but also for the idiocy of their bats—huge rubbery bats, with red Christmas-light eyes and fangs like a saber-toothed tiger’s, flown in on strings, their puppet wings flapped sluggishly like those of an overweight and degenerate bird.” (Pg. 73) Voluminous movies that include bats, the bats are usually portrayed as malicious animals. The national geographic states, “For starters, bats are not nefarious creatures, as they're often portrayed around Halloween, said Rob Mies” In fact, the bats are extremely helpful. For example, in World War II bats were used as bombs. Also, as stated in the Animal Rescue site, “Vampire bats, who are the only mammals known to feed on the blood, have a natural anticoagulant in their saliva, called draculin. Turns out, draculin might be able to help people survive stokes by breaking up blood clots.” As shown, the bats draculin helped people survive stokes. To conclude, bats are unique, diverse, small and big animals that don’t