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    to do the same as the small animals; either die off or relocate. “But as the herbicides rain down on forest and field, on marsh and rangeland, they are bringing about marked changes and even permanent destruction of wildlife habitat” (Carson pg. 74). Now, that the surrounding wildlife and plants are gone, the area would be dull, silent, and not very appealing to tourists. Instead of attracting tourists, the abuse of these chemicals on the roadsides will do just the opposite. These chemicals…

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    look like Mickey mouse ears. Their eyes have large dark circles around them and the average African wild dog has four toes instead of the average, which is five. There are only 3,000 to 5,500 African wild dogs left. Is it possible for humans to try to save them or will they make this situation worse? African wild dogs live in sub-Saharan Africa. They usually live in packs in the open plains or on the Savanna. They prey…

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    placed on people working in the factory and Most people affected were in the exclusion zone. Approximately 600,000-800,000 firefighters and emergency workers were on the scene. Statue was erected in honor of the fire men who gave there lives to save someone else it is in front of the fire station. Mutations, there was a mutated car fish and some on got bit. The Przewalski's horse nearly went extinct because of radiation. The Przewalski's horse is introduced to chernobyl in 1998. Without…

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    only 30% recycled which isn’t even half of it. Therefore ISA should go green and have recycle bins which then the recycled items will be processed to a recycling company. One of the reasons recycling should be mandatory is because it will protect wildlife from decreasing the risk of killing an animal from lake to sea, or from forest to rivers. The amount of waste found on land will decrease which will…

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    Endangered Tiger Essay

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    The tiger is the largest of the 37 species of cats in the world and unfortunately has recently become the most endangered of all the large wild cats. All tigers face two major threats. One is habitat destruction. This not only results in less territory for the cats to live in but also leaves the tigers' territory fragmented into separate islands making is hard for tigers to mate, which make it difficult for the species to survive. Conservation efforts are often aimed at creating sanctuaries,…

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    of their world, to compensate wildlife, for companionship, and artistry. Humans savor nature and it’s allure. The environment can astound people with its grace. In Arizona during the spring of 1998, the deserts filled with flourishing flowers of a variety of chroma. The botanical desert woke people from their houses…

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    Does this not show their desperation and misery? If people chose different ways to experience wildlife, these incidents would not have happened. According to an article from Peta, at the Dallas Zoo, Jabari the gorilla tried to escape his enclosure by jumping a wall. This tragically resulted in a police officer shooting him. His death would not have…

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    treated like every other lawn on campus, mowed over the summer and leaf clearing during autumn. These activities were degrading the nutrients in the soil and leaving the roots of very old trees exposed. Actions were taken to save the trees and preserve the little area of wildlife. Dale’s Ridge is also protected and…

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    By Dominick Mezzapesa - Wildlife Planet News After decades of Ignoring an international ban on trading poached ivory, it 's time to give Japan a beatdown for their elephant poching crimes. Wildlife Planet has focused it 's attention, and rightfully so on China. It 's our poster child for the mass slaughtering of Elephants, Tigers and Rhinos. Without a doubt it has earned much of the blame for the killing of 96 elephants a day across Africa. China 's role in the butchering of Dogs and cats for…

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    (a) What is the connection between China and the Brazilian Amazon? (2 points) Chinas growing population has caused an increase in demand for food products including meat. The increase in demand for meat has caused Chinese cattle herders to increase the number of animals that graze on the available grassland. This increase has caused significant overgrazing and loss of available land used by herders. The loss of available grazing land has facilitated the transition to including more chicken…

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