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    Kenya Research Paper

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    reach the ground, is known worldwide. It currently has 50 reserves and parks in which many species of animals live in a protected environment. The millions of visitors to these reserves and parks enjoy viewing the elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebra, hippos, rhinos, and many other animals, some of which can only be found in Kenya. The foreign Riehl 2 visitors bring much needed currency to the country. In fact, tourism and all its facets such as lodging…

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    When people think of international travel, they often think of exotic people, places, and animals that are foreign to them. Swimming with dolphins, riding elephants, visiting large cats, staged photos with wild animals, rodeos and animals in shows are just a few ways animals play a part in tourist attractions. The desire to see and interact with both wild and domesticated animals is a major part of the tourism industry. In 1988, one study estimated, wildlife tourism accounted for 20-40% of…

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    runs frantically out of the door. This scene is very important to the plot because it helps carry the movie through the rising action. The scene helps to develop Amelia's crazy. Amelia is going through a very hard point in her life where all the giraffe she has experienced is catching up to her. Much of the point of view of the scene is indirect-subjective, we never see through Almelias eyes until almost the very end of the scene. Towards the end of the scene we see through Amelia's eyes and…

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    Against Zoos Essay

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    Have you ever been to a zoo? Zoos are very popular and everyone has been to at least one, at some point in their life. They are known for showing off the wild animals, and educating you on them at the same time. I don’t think zoos do very well with that. To me, a zoo is a large business that captures wild animals and changes their lives forever. They hold them in captivity and don’t treat them like the should, like wild animals. Many zoos are businesses and known for only caring about the money,…

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    mammals to know which country some of them conquer and roam, but seeing them all together made me realize how many interesting creatures there are in this beautiful world. Some of the mammals that caught my attention is the lion, cheetah, monkeys, and giraffes. Those are all animals that we do not…

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    The study at Africa is great, the photograph’s quality is amazing, we can see Zebras munch on dried grass, lion cubs play with their mother, giraffe go for a stroll, and birds hitch a ride on the back of a buffalo. Seeing these photos of the magnificence of life on Earth can only evoke some of that concern for our precious home and its inhabitants. It’s such a great opportunity to experience this…

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    so satisfied that I went. At the camp I had to wake up every morning at five and leave by six. I would volunteer for endless hours working with various animals in there habitats and in a nutrition center. I got to work with animals like kangaroos, giraffes, and exotic birds. In a nutrition center I made up all the food plans that were created by a nutritionist. I served food to all the animals throughout Bush Gardens. I learned that there was a lot of dirty work, but you learn new things about…

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    give to others don’t expect anything back in return. This is usually what is practiced in families, and these bands and cultures where very close like families are. In the video that we watched in class, the bands in Africa hunted giraffe, and when they killed a giraffe and got a lot of meat, they gave some of the meat to the other bands who didn 't have any, but they didn 't expect or receive anything in return. Engaging in reciprocity helps maintain social harmony within their groups. They…

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    Cody Splunk Analysis

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    Out of all three of the main characters, my least favorite would have to be Cody Splunk. I personally loved the overall melancholy feel of the book despite what the cover would have one to believe prior to reading it. The stories behind both Laura Freedman and Janice Gibbs flow seemingly concurrently and are almost poetic in nature. There are many similarities found between Gibbs and Freedman that are not found in Splunk. He’s the odd man out basically. But, of course, him being the odd man out…

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    China Gunpowder Essay

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    In the fourth century China began uding coal greatly as a fuel source. The Chinese called this new mineral (coal) “black earth”. And it wasn’t until the 19th century that the rest of the world was using coal as a fuel source too. By using coal to melt iron the Chinese could create steel which meant they could produce even better tools and weapons. Weapons became more advanced with steel-tipped arrows, swords, and armour. The Chinese armies might have gotten ahead in battle because they might…

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