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    Pittsburgh Aquarium

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    the endless possibilities a career in biology can offer me. Through working hands on with the animals and staff of the zoo, I was able to develop a sense of what a day on the job was like at this particular facility. In the duration of this program, I took a series of different classes, each focusing on a specific subject or animal. For example; my very first day volunteering I was put into an animal handling class, where small mammals and reptiles were available for us to practice safely…

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    Ammocoetes Research Paper

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    The lamprey life cycle begins in freshwater streams. Once they hatch from their eggs the young ammocoetes bury themselves in a U-shaped burrow in silty or sandy river bottoms (Mee-Mann). The ammocoete, however leave their heads out of their burrow in order to filter feed on algae and microscopic organisms in the stream. The lamprey young often will migrate at night by drifting on the current, and then re burrowing downstream (Mee-Mann). Ammocoetes will often grow up to five inches long in their…

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    is estimated that more than 100 million animals worldwide are used in experiments each year. Animal testing is a big problem in today’s world because there are so many animals are being abused in labs and hurt for even killed every year. If you get caught once it’s a warning, if you get caught twice it’s a fine, and if you get caught three times it’s jail time. If animal testing isn’t banned, animals will start to die off from cruelty or diseases. Animal testing must be stopped or decreased…

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    to write this research paper with the goal of determining the influence that animal testing has on humans. The reason I chose this topic was that of my interest in the rights of animals and humans. I strive for the conservation and safety of animals and humans. I felt that writing an essay about the effect of animal testing on humans could determine ways in which animal testing could be stopped for the benefit of animal and human life. I did very well on this research paper because I was…

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    Animal abandonment is a serious problem that is hurting animals worldwide. However, there are ways to help and organizations that are trying to help. Buying from shelters is a great way to help this problem but not enough people are doing it. As a result, of these organizations help to convince people to change it could shut down most abusive animal businesses. A big problem when talking about animal abuse/abandonment is puppy mills. “Conditions animals go through in puppy mills are rusty…

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    The Dog Park debate is a current issue for Muscatine, Iowa residents. The residents, for the dog park argue that building a dog park will improve their pet's mental state and improve property values in their neighborhood. The residents against the dog park state that it would be a hardship on taxpayers and would make the neighborhood noisy. Should there be a dog? There should not be a dog park because not everyone owns a dog. Forcing the taxpayers to fund a dog park is not fair. Getting that…

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    Most people believe that Animal testing is unethical and unnecessarily cruel. But the truth is that Animal testing is a necessary evil. Animal testing is necessary for many reasons. It has resulted in many medicine breakthroughs, it keeps cosmetics safe and it is much better then testing on humans. Animal testing has impacted almost every single medical breakthrough! Animal testing is extremely beneficial in the medical field and, It has helped with many different diseases including Aids and…

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    Stereotypes Of Animals

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    Animals Did you know animals live everywhere or even anywhere and they also need habitats and where you go you see animals some. Also a lot of animals live in hot places like deserts, Egyptian, and Mexico, or New Mexico and some cold places to like Antarctica, sometimes deserts, at night winter places North pole there also some weird names like the mammoths mammals and some big animals like the even there so much animals all around the world like all over the world not kidding some are dangerous…

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    Animal Testing Animal testing has contributed to many lifesaving cures and treatments. It helps test products that can be hazardous to human skin, hair, or immune system. Animal testing can also be really cruel and inhumane. Some animals testing for beauty products involve rabbits being incapacitated in stocks with their eyelids help open by clips, sometimes for multiple days, so they cannot blink away the products being tested. Animal cruelty is a very touchy subject. Drugs that pass…

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    Animal testing should not be legal in Canada. Animal experimentation is used in the medical, cosmetic, and consumer industry to test a variety of drugs, theories and products. Some may say that animal testing should not be banned and must remain in our society despite it’s cruelty because it is necessary, however, this is not the case. [Alyssa’s argument] Animal testing harms over 100 million animals each year. It is a cruel, inhumane way to test different products. According to the Humane…

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