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    ended the fight with a wide grin. With my loud enthusiastic comments and recognisable catchphrase, I was imitating my favourite wildlife explorer - Steve Irwin, The Crocodile Hunter. Growing up, I had always love watching animal documentaries,…

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    and the life of non-human animals. The essay starts with a social occurrence of emerging beached whales. A natural force that is created by the movement of both the moon and the Earth push whales to the beach. While giving a detailed, vivid explanation of how beached whales die, Marina maximizes the sadness and lamentation of whales’ deaths. Furthermore, she describes her anecdote, which was happened at the beach in front of her house. Following frenzied neighbors and animal activists, she…

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    believe that pet animals play a significant role in a person’s life including the enhancement of his well-being. They provide joy, companionship, and laughter especially to pet owners. Although there may be anecdotal reports claiming that pets have concrete and measurable benefits to man, these are still not enough to actualize the claim, and to answer the question how humans really have welfare from pet animals. The research article provided facts on the affiliation of animals’ physiological,…

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    Hookworms are small and short worms. They live in the small intestines of man. They are called hookworms because each of them has hooks on its head around the mouth. The worm attaches itself to the inside wall of the intestine by these hooks. Hookworms feed on blood. They suck this from the wall of the intestine to which they are attached. There are often several hookworms at the same time in the child's tummy. All of them feed on the blood of the child. Therefore, one of the major effects of…

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    Whaling Case Study

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    1. Do you agree with the Norwegian and Japanese position on permitting the hunting of non-endangered species of whales as a cultural exemption? Cultures and costumes are two things which many nations are proud of because they gives them a connection with their ancestors. It’s like an identity which provides backgrounds information about historical events for a specific country. So due to all of these reasons many communities are tenacious will all their values and beliefs that comes…

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    Cow Tipping Essay

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    Their finding disclose that one person could not possibly tip over a cow. They described using physics that it just is not possible. Cows can be 1400 pounds and are very squarely framed animal. That alone would start the many issues of cow tipping. However, large cows are they also stand on four legs and are mobile. That being said as one would start to push or shove on the cow to try and tip it over. The cow would just lean towards them…

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    A female Mini Schnauzer named Maggie and found that after a while of having her, she started chewing on her back & legs with some spots on her looking pretty raw. We examined her and knew she didn't have fleas and we started to worry that her hair wouldn't grow back in the raw areas. We decided to take her to the vet to see what was wrong. The vet had the usual answer of the dog has allergies and could either give her shots (expensive) or try a cream/lotion. We decided to go to the pet store…

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    Research Paper On Tigers

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    Animals live all around us. Homes, deserts, rainforests, Arctic regions, the sea, and places we don’t even know about. Our world would be incredibly different if the fascinating creatures of Earth started dropping like flies. Go back to the memories you have of going to the zoo. Relive it. Think of the way you weaved your around the different people to see your favorite animal, the way you stared in awe at the magnificent wonder in front of you. Beautiful fur glides past their shoulder blades as…

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    Compare and Contrast Essay Two animals gaze at each other in a vegetated field. The boar, with assertion and endurance, shows its might against everything faced to it. The prey, filled with tentativeness, fears over his surroundings in the hopes of survival. Like a boar chasing its prey (insert specific animal here), the prey faces a decision to either run or fight. Bromden is the weaker one of the two, choosing to protect his quality of life over others, while Harding boasts his stamina,…

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    Seaworld's Orca Problem

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    SeaWorld’s Orca Problem Every year, millions of people are drawn to marine parks to see captive animals, including everyone’s favorite, the killer whales, perform in shows for their entertainment. Not many people think about what goes on behind these said shows. What we don't think about is the torture, maltreatment and even forced insemination that goes on in these “wonderful” places. Captured from the wild In the open ocean, orcas are smart, cooperative creatures. They work together to find…

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