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    Evolution Of Dog

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    average lovable pets. Dogs have been our buddies, companions, and family for years. There is a reason that wolves became dogs and, how we know dogs today as pets. Dogs have been our companions for years. The idea of a dog started out as a wolf 35,000 years ago. During the Ice Age there were many dangers like giant predators and illnesses. Some wolves would sneak into the human camps and eat any scraps or food. As time went by, humans started to have a affection towards wolves.…

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    The incisors are used to cut, the canines are used to grab and hold, the premolars or carnassial slice and the molars crush. The bit of a wolf is very powerful, much more than a dog's. For example, a gray wolf can deliver a crushing force of 1,500 pounds per square inch when it bites, enough to break bones. On the other hand, the bite of a German shepherd has a crushing force of around 750 pounds per square inch. Although…

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    Kristof Tone

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    In my opinion, Kristof’s slightly humorous tone is informal, but not inappropriate for his essay because it’s an obvious attention grabber. It’s nearly impossible to lose the reader’s attention from start to finish. In addition, his tone adds to his persona. Kristof confidently presents his ideas, examples, and opinions. He states everything rather bluntly instead of being cautious of what others might think of him. Tacit/implicit assumptions can be found in Kristof’s essay. For example,…

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    Diet: The back bears most eat plants and they do not like to eating meat. If the bear is out of the plants to eat it eat meat but that it is mostly the last salutation for their survival. During the winter bears tend to leave their dens from time to time. If the mother bear is giving birth it will not leave the den during the winter for food. That wat she can take care of her new cubs and not have to worry about getting the cubs hurt. Plants Samlon Fruits Kills young deers Nuts Kills young…

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    Both passages “The Cry of the wolf” and “Building confidence” develop a similar theme of take advice from people with experience in different ways. The theme of take advice from people with experience developed in “The Cry of the Wolf” because in the passage it states”the wolves began to move, swiftly but inaudibly, in a loping gait. They were running toward Sinwai! His legs weak and shaky beneath him, Sinwai deliberated: would the leader attack him? The chief’s words drifted back to him,Wolves…

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    The soldiers kept shooting at Two Socks just for the fun of it. Dances with Wolves strongly valued Two Socks. For that reason, the Indians would have never had a thought about killing the wolf. Dances with Wolves cared for so much. He wouldn’t kill anything just for fun. There were better things to do than kill. Americans killed anything, just for fun. Indians only killed when it was a life or death situation. They killed buffalo to have…

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    Scared To Death Summary

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    After reading "Scared To Death" by Ed Yong, I learned the term "landscape of fear." A landscape of fear is a map of the effects the predators have on their prey. The effects of long-term fear among the prey population just because of the presence of the prey is graphed into a map of sorts. Some people don't believe animals can experience long term fear, but a researcher named John Laundre is changing this notion. We know they experience short-term fear during a chase or when a predator is about…

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    Majority of the people think of wolves as carnivorous, ferocious and savage animals. Any person who has been able to catch a glimpse of any type of wolf will surely run for their lives since they are known for being one of the most vicious and blood-thirsty animals. Moreover, Animal Corner (2005) stated that wolves have indeed upright ears, sharp teeth, pointed muzzles, inquiring eyes and other facial features that instantly convey this personality. However, the reality is that wolves are…

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    vidently June is bear month. Here are just a few of the June 2012 headlines: • Payson, Arizona - two attacks in one week • British Colombia, Canada - man attacked while in his hot tub at home • Cape Cod, Massachusetts - rare sighting of animal roving Cape Cod • Boulder, Colorado - animal roaming campus of University of Colorado • Greenwich, New Jersey - bear wandering neighborhood • Grafton, New Hampshire - woman attached at her back door • Manchester, New Hampshire - found wandering streets of…

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    such as wolves and cougars. Biologists have tried to create plans to prevent more caribou from being killed. The Canadian government has hired sharpshooters to kill any wolves they see from up above on a helicopter. Government also tried to cull the wolf population in attempt to save the Little Smoky Caribou herd, but wound up killing one-thousand…

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