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    carnivorous bird that is most well known for its scavenging nature. Vultures are pretty flexible when it comes to their habitat, as long as there is food, although you won't find them in Australia, polar regions, or most small islands. These unusual birds are divided into two groups: New World vultures, which are from North, Central, and South America; and Old World vultures, which live in Africa, Asia, and Europe. There are 7 species of New World vultures include condors, and the 16 Old World species include the lammergeier and griffons. Life span is from 11 to 47 years, depending on species. The largest is Himalayan griffon (Gyps himalayensis), up to 1.5 meters (4.9 feet) tall with a wingspan up to 3.1 meters…

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    by Eugene Schieffelin around the 1890s to U.S and labeled as an invasive species. But unlike many other invasive birds, it was not protected under U.S law. Meaning no harm, Schieffelin goal was to just introduce all the birds mentioned by William Shakespeare in North America. Schieffelin released about 100 European Starling right in the heart of New York; Central Park. Many thought the birds would die off from the cold and bitter winters, instead, they found shelter and lived on and started to…

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    necks. However, if there has been a nesting failure or a mate dies, “divorce” has been known to happen between the pair with the surviving swan finding a new mate. Nesting season usually starts in late March and usually lasts until the cygnets can launch out on their own. Swans are usually not aggressive, except when protecting mates, babies, and territory. In the cases of protecting territory, a swan will attempt to drown the challenger. During nesting season, a nest of approximately a meter in…

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    Penguins-Amazing and Wonderful Creatures Introduction What is an animal with a tuxedo like appearance, loves water, and is flightless? It’s a penguin! Penguins have great physical qualities and looks that affect how they live their lives. They also have quite a few species, eighteen to be exact. They have a great way of keeping their offspring alive in cold temperatures. Penguins also live in many places or habitats you never thought of. Penguins also have a diet of certain sea creatures that…

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    When talking about crime or deviance for that matter, birds of a feather flock together holds true. Southerland’s differential association theory and Hirschi’s social bonding theory supports this phrase by explaining the behavior and activities are guided by the groups we are in. People tend to perform in accordance to the norms whether those norms are deviant or not. Society puts us in flocks early on with school classes, youth groups at church and sport teams. Growing up I was put in all of…

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    times. That being said, it seems that even though more than 25% of people don’t believe in a religion in the state of New York, only 15% believe that religion is not important in their lives, something is compelling citizens to be spiritual but not religious. Technology has brought us away from religion of society has brought us to be more spiritual and accepting. Religion is still important and so is being spiritual in larger populated and this is no more evident than areas of rural low…

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    From the thorough description of Tom, one finds out that he isn’t a lovely character. “...there lived near this place a meager, miserly fellow, of the name Tom Walker” (Irving 314). The man also has a wife that is very similar to him, but more aggressive. Birds of a feather flock together, yes? Tom chooses a shortcut one day that leads him in the presence of the Devil. Where he gives him an offer and Tom leaves contemplating it. He briefs his wife about his interaction and in spite of her…

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    breeze lifts its stout form above the salty ocean spray. Swiftly rising through the clear air, the Northern gannet angles its broad, unmoving wings like a sleek glider plane. Round and round in broad circles the fish-catcher flies; scouring the sapphire sea for a flash of fins beneath the blue. Fellow bird brethren join in his wheeling loops; their swooping and swerving create moving clouds in the shining sky.…

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    Birds of a feather flock together when it comes to romantic relationships. This is certainly true in reality just as much as it is true in literature. In William Shakepseare's Much Ado About Nothing, the relationship of Benedick and Beatrice proves that love is not blind because they are kind to each other, they are respectful to each other, and they accept each other's bad qualities. Benedick and Beatrice are kind to each other. They communicate with each other very often throughout the…

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    and likes) supports the article's credibility. People start falling into an abyss of foolishness without concerning the world around them. The consequential events become masked under layers of glittery lies and facts that do nothing for the human mind. Society starts turning a blind eye for help and pour its resources for entertainment instead. This crisis can not possibly be erased in one moment, but viewers can view multiple trusted sites to check the facts. Multiple perspectives will be able…

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