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    Have you ever felt so intrigued by the way animals preform in the circus? Did you wonder how they learned to do those amazing tricks? For someone who loves animals as much as I do, it is very displeasing to learn that animals are not doing this for their own enjoyment, but instead being forced to do so for our own enjoyment. First, I will be speaking on the wrong doings of the circuses, in which they use many animals in a very cruel way to make money for themselves. The circus has been the…

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    allowed the audience understand the concept behind the dance. The dancers represented killer pigs because their movements were not human like, but animalistic. The dancer’s bodies angled, moved sharply and stretched extensively showing how, like animals, it was natural for them to constantly move as part of their instinct. The skipping of the dancers mimicked a gallop, and the positions of their arms along with the smallest detail of their bent fingers symbolized the claws of the killer pig.…

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    Animals and Ethics: Should Animals be Granted Rights? Historically, humans have acted as the dominant species of the planet, as we possess moral and intellectual capacities beyond any other animal. Recently, however, this centuries-long tradition has been challenged by the views that animals are indeed capable of a reasonable sense of morality and intellectual abilities. As such, several groups have formed to advocate for the extension of basic moral rights to said nonhuman beings. Naturally,…

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    Pitiful Animals Pretty pictures painted on the walls, so many branches placed all around, magnificent creation of the land area; all these can't surpass the feeling when you're at home. Killing His creations unintentionally, forgetting the sense of equality, serving these animals the things which they think they deserve; all these are just revolving around a business. Zoos are educational and nuts but not. How could we even trust zoo proponents if they don't believe in animal rights? Animals…

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    strange whine coming from inside the basement of the house. In that basement stood an innocent 2 year-old extremely burned pit bull terrier drenched with gasoline (Siebert). Animal cruelty is a plight in the society due to innocence of animals, service animals and stricter laws could reduce the number of People abusing animals. Animals are great at protecting people from anything that tries to harm them like break ins, someone not known at the door that Is knocking. Also, they give us…

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    It feels good to be free doesn't it? Knowing we fought for our freedom. Among the many rights of American citizens, capturing and displaying wild animals shouldn't be on the list. (Claim) I'm not talking about injured animals in need of help or endangered species. (Qualifier) I'm talking about letting wild animals life in the wild. The animals in captivity suffer from depression and limited exercise. (Evidence) Some say the creatures live longer in captivity than in their natural environment.…

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    Although Kitty criticizes Margaret’s unattractive animalistic nature, Kitty is herself equally animalistic and is represented as a bastardized animal. Nothing short of an anthropomorphized cat, Kitty, bearing her animality in her very name, wails (West 5, 7) and moans (15) incessantly like a mewing cat. In 1916, Edward Forbush described the domestic cat, which can be similarly applied to Kitty, as “the inmate of … humble homes” who has “elegance of form … [and] daintiness of habit” (7). However,…

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    Pros And Cons Of Zoos

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    Countless animals are dragged away from their natural environments and are forced to live as a subject of observation. In addition, they serve as amusement for the animal capturers, the human race. Over a time span of one hundred years, zoos have been a popular source of entertainment for interested human beings who are curious to learn about the various kinds of animals that the world holds. A certain question has been floating in the air for many years. “Are zoos cruel to wild animals?” The…

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    The Animals of India In The White Tiger, by Arvin Adiga, animal imagery is used to show the corruption of India. Adiga describes India as a jungle in order to communicate the severity of the corruption that has been taking place in India through all aspects. The entire country is corrupt, from the governments officials, police officers, to the media. The main character, Balram is portrayed as the “White tiger” to show his individuality and rare case of overcoming corruption. The white…

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    Animals Compared To Human

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    Animals are thought to be separate from humans. However, they both are in the animal kingdom, and even as mammals they share certain characteristics: they are vertebrates, endothermic, have body hair, and mammary glands. These characteristics are what relates animals to humans. Although, there are various aspects which distinguishes an animal from a human. Humans are self-conscious beings, who have emotions, language, a complex thought process, and philosophical thinking. These are the key…

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