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    During the years in the United States, we trap and kill 4 million animals for their fur. We also use trapping for livestock and game protection and for nuisance animal control. There are many different traps but the most common ones are restraining body-gripping traps; kill traps; and live traps. The animals are always suffering through the process of trapping them, they go through pain and death. Others argue that it is humane, selective. They say it’s good for their income and necessary to manage wildlife. All these saying are false about trapping. Many say what they want to say even though it may not be true. Animals get serious injures from being trapped. The animals that are trapped could suffer exposure to severe weather, predation by…

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    going to talk about a few ways that hunting impacts our lives in a good way, while also giving you the other side views and opinions. Conservation, fresh food, and family traditions all play a vital role in why we should hunt. First, we should look at how hunters help animals by giving to conservation…

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    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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    Trapping comes around every year in November. I take part in it because I love the outdoors, and I love encountering wild animals. It is also a chance to get into the fur trade and get money. I will now tell you how to trap a wild raccoon in two different traps. First, you have to find a place to trap. I prefer spots with trees that are by, or close to a creek, river, or pond. It provides shelter, food, and water for the coon. When a coon catches something, like a mouse or a crawdad, it is…

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    Game Wardens Profession

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    An excellent career choice is to be a Fish and Game Warden, the Officers protect the environment like plants, animals, and any other living things. The reason for many people wanting to be one, is that people can be outside enjoying nature while trying to catch someone doing something to it. Another reason that many like this job is, because those people love to hunt and fish. That takes part in the job requirement because the Game Wardens are catching people doing those things but illegally.…

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    melting and what hurricanes are worse than they were about 20 years ago. Global warming was once thought to be a myth, but after of scientific evidence it has been proven that is real. Now the main point is to prove what global warming does not what it is. A dramatic rise in the earth’s atmospheric temperature linked to green house gasses and other related phenomena are responsible for the extinction of many species of flora fauna, an unprecedented decline in human and animal food sources and…

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    Animal Abuse Laws

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    Animals have been an instrumental necessity that has been rooted in the evolution and progression of mankind throughout history. From wolves bred to hunt or horses used for transportation, animals have helped humans develop a civilized society and a modern civilization. Although animals and humans have a symbiotic relationship, there is no appearance of a mutual respect and appreciation of one another. Animal abuse can be traced back to the 12th century when dog fighting in Europe was common.…

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    Stephen “Steve” Irwin loved animal since he was a little boy. He got his first snake on his 6th birthday. He started to handle crocodiles at the age of 9. Steve was born to Lyn and Bob Irwin in Essendon on the 22nd February 1962. He had two sisters called Mandy and Joy. Steve was a conservationist and wanted to get his message across about saving the planet and the animals that live on it. Steve’s parents started a reptile park in Queensland called the Reptile and Fauna Park. Steve spent all of…

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    The Lynx Adaptation

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    Lynx Adaptation The description of the Lynx is very complex. That will be learned along with other facts. Most people think this animal is a big ferocious cat that can kill. Not all of that is true, it is not very big. This cat is between 22-44 pounds when full grown. The Lynx can be anywhere from 19-22 inches tall and 31-41 inches long. Their coats can be cheeta colored, wolf colored,and brown. This animal's scientific names’ are; Lynx Pardinus, Lynx Canadensis, Lynx Rufus, and Lynx Lynx.…

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    brown to almost black, and they have wide, rounded heads, small ears and nostrils that can be closed underwater. The females are usually around 3.2 feet long, are 11-30 pounds, and their tail is almost ⅓ of their total length! The males are bigger than the females at 3.7 feet long, 12-32 pounds, and their tail is also ⅓ of their total length. They also have webbed feet to help them go faster in the water, and waterproof, velvety fur that keeps them warm and dry. The River Otter’s diet includes…

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