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    Saving the Pygmy Three-Toed Sloths Did you know that there are less than a 100 pygmy three-toed sloths in the entire world? Pygmy three-toed sloths have been classified as critically endangered and there are only a very small quantity of these sloths left. The pygmy three-toed sloth is on the verge of extinction because of mainly habitat destruction and poaching. In order to save the pygmy three-toed sloths from extinction, the government should restrict people from being on the island which the…

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    a dozen goes hunting for food. If you destroy one you destroy a race, people, and the entire history. A stomp of a mouse could start an earthquake and it could affect the shaking of the earth, destinies down through time. Also if he shoots at any animals without red paint on them that will be a penalty too. “I didn't realize it would be this big.” Eckel said he wants out because he miscalculated and the Tyrannosaurus heard them talking. They see the red paint on its chest and the Tyrannosaurus…

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    The Ten Trusts Analysis

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    protect the animal kingdom. Through these trusts, a human’s cruelty can be transformed into compassion for all living beings. The authors want us to respect the interconnection through all living species. Every day humans harm the natural world more, without realizing the damage they are causing. The purpose of The Ten Trusts is to change your perspective on how we live on this planet. The authors want you to follow these trusts so the natural world will be protected, along with all the animals…

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    Seal Hunting Pros And Cons

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    “Without hunting there would be no conservation, without conservation there would be no wildlife (Keck).” From the very beginning of human evolution, man has hunted animals for food to live. Throughout the history, hunting was persuaded because of daily needs and for other essential reasons. In todays’s world hunting is still preferred and done by humans for food and sport. A long time debate is still in fire that hunting is good or bad. Many people think that hunting is bad for environment.…

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    supervision. (Vet Tech vs. Vet Assistant, what is the Difference?) The daily tasks for a vet assistant are pretty simple for example feeding the animals, cleaning their kennels and monitoring the health of the animals all under supervision of either a vet technician, veterinarian, scientist or veterinary technologist. They tend to work more on the well care of the animal rather than actually…

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    Should dogs be allowed in the work environment? There are two groups in relation to this subject; One group in agreement, the other group saying it shouldn't be allowed. Dogs being in a work environment could potentially put a delay in a persons work. They would bring their dog to work, and now have two things to focus on throughout their day. I don't believe people would be able to concentrate on their task when they have a pet they're having to also give attention to. This would cause your…

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    Pythons Invasive Species

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    Invasive species are tearing down our ecosystems, and we need creative ways to get rid of them. In the Article “The Snake That's Eating Florida” it explains how invasive species are killing america, and how in Florida the Burmese Python is killing all. Invasive species are a problem because they hurt ecosystems. Burmese Pythons are being released into the wild by owners that want to get rid of them. The breed at least 100 small eggs per a breeding. These Pythons are hurting the fragile…

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    Prison Puppy Programs

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    The criminal justice system has many programs and policies in place to help rehabilitate and educate the inmates in the correctional facilities across the states. The Prison Puppy Programs is an example of an effective implementation of one of these programs in the US Prisons. They have programs that allow dogs that would otherwise be euthanized in shelters to be trained and socialized by inmates. In those situations the dogs are giving the inmates the emotional support they need while…

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    The Burmese Python is impacting the Everglades by slowly killing off the other animals and increasing their own population. An invasive species is a group of animals that are new to an ecosystem and take over a specific area. A population is a particular group, or type of people or animals in a specific area or country. Hurricane Andrew causing a reptile -breeding facility to be demolished, along with humans setting free pet snakes have made Burmese Pythons to be invasive to the Everglades,…

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    Sea Lion Research Paper

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    environmental factors. The most visible consequence has been the baby Sea Lions, which have show up stranded on beaches from Mexico to San Francisco for the past three years. But some in the marine science community are asking whether putting such animals back into the ecosystem is the right thing to do. Where are those sea lions going to go?, says Josiah Clark, a consulting ecologist in San Francisco who has studied birds and marine life for more than 20…

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