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    For decades, zoos and circuses have been open to the public for entertainment and education about animals. Throughout the years, many have began to question the truth behind the enclosures. And now the answers have been revealed through documentaries such as Blackfish and The Elephant in the Living Room, and sides on this issue have been taken. Whether we support or deny the captivation of animals, we cannot defy the truth. Currently, circuses and zoos hold animals in captivity that affect them…

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    Imagine a person spending their entire life kept in a cage -- away from home, where they are meant to be. Animals in zoos and circuses should not be held captive. Notable reasons why I believe animal captivity is wrong are due to the size and limitations of the living areas these animals are in, the danger these animals possess to humans, and because they are taken from the wild at an early age. Every day, all around the world, animals are held captive under no free will, and every one of those…

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    Are exotic animals worth it? Animals from across the world look to own a cute exotic animal, but everything grows to be stronger. Once these cute infants grow to be strong the owner needs to keep in mind that it comes in a price that not many people would like to pay. Many animals would need requirements like having huge amount of meals and large amounts of space to roam wild like they are supposed to in the real world. Exotic animals should be excluded from people’s homes because they can…

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    The Carolina Parakeet, a poisonous bird, was home to Southern New York, Wisconsin, and the Gulf of Mexico. This neotropical parakeet was composed of many colors and included a thick and pale beak, which was used as a third limb to do activities such as climbing trees. Its body was green and it had an orange face and a yellow head. Although this parrot is the only member of its genus,Conuropsis, it is composed of many traits that are very similar to members of the genus, Aratinga. These two…

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    Out of the three careers, Fishing and Hunting workers, Masons, and Gaming Surveillance Officers. I would say that the job that would best fit my artistic, animal like mind, is the Fishing and Hunting workers. The three main points I will make is, they make great money for the type of education required, hunting animals is one of my hobbies, and knowing the different types of fish is also one of my hobbies, so why not take this job. For a job that you don’t need any type of education for, it…

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    With the belief for being a “jungle, Africans live with animals, and that make them have pitch-black skin” (Pryor). Furthermore, “Africa is a jungle where men only, as hunters, know how to kill animals for food for their families, and because they live with animals, they talk and dance like them” (Spears). With thick trees, plants, and brush, Disneyland African jungle river adventure highly amplifies the belief that Africa is a jungle. Disneyland attracts millions of people from different parts…

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    Hardy-Weinberg Equation

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    2.Briefly explain why it is important to learn the hardy-weinberg equation and what the equation allows us to study in terms of population genetics -It is important to learn it because it provides us with mathematical evidence that evolution will not occur under certain circumstances such as migration or mutation. Comparing populations to Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium helps us better understand the mechanisms of evolution. With this equation, we can determine if a population is evolving. Under the…

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    Ruined My Life

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    Zoo, you Ruined my Life! Can you imagine living your whole life in a tiny cage, not being able to play with your friends or walk around? You’re separated from your family, all alone in an unfamiliar place. Almost everyday, a loud crowd of humans surround you, taking pictures and staring at you. Do you think that’s fun? No! Well, that’s life for many poor animals in zoos. Many oppose captivity in zoos, because the animals have a tremendous chance of going crazy, zoos aren’t educational as they…

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    Rid Of Raccoons

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    When it comes to animal control, you just can't be too careful. In populated areas, raccoons can be especially dangerous, and they certainly do cause a big mess if you let them roam free in your area. Getting rid of raccoons can be difficult, but there are some things you can do to help mitigate the problem. If you think you have raccoon problems in your area, follow these steps. » Contact an animal control expert - Remember that animal control goes beyond pest control, so it is better to have…

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    Madagascar is actually bigger country than the country of France. This land consists many interesting plants and animals. Around three quarters of them don’t live anywhere else in the world, other than in zoos. One of the reasons for Madagascar’s unique wildlife is that the island is distance from anywhere else. Madagascar may just be a typical country at first glance but their nine member court government, unfavorable school policies and rules, and uncommon beliefs may surprise many. …

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