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    deserve to be locked in a cage like prisoners. It is not right. They do not do anything wrong. So why should humans hunt them and put them in cages and make others look at it? Animals are god’s creatures just like us. Imagine being locked up in a small cage, not getting enough food to eat and living in a dirty and poisonous place. I bet anyone cannot live like that for a day. It’s very wrong. Even it’s better for a person to live in a prison than animals living in cages. In Jail, at least people…

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    process of how the layers are reared, fed, housed, managed, and marketed. With this amount of control in mind, commercial egg producers have come under fire for their choice of housing system for their layers. The most common form of housing, battery cages, prevents nearly all normal behavior, including…

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    the way they should naturally act. Although it is great to see those cute animals you only see on google in real life, it is not the right habitat for them and we are hurting them Animals should not be in a cage,but if needed in a park. Animals can feel trapped in a cage which might cause the irregular behaviors,so a nature park could be better for them.In nature parks its a closed off area where animal can not be hunted but enjoyed by others. The parks can also be a place for research and to…

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    Laurence Dunbar talks about a bird that is isolated in a cage from its habitat and makes an effort in trying to escape the cage. In “Caged Bird” Maya Angelou compares a free bird to a caged bird and their how different their lives can be when in two different scenarios. In both of these poems the birds are alike in many ways and also very different. In “Sympathy” and “Caged Bird” both of the birds have the same desire of escaping the cage but their physical approach of doing so is what sets them…

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    are friendly and have cages that can either be put in corners or on top of counters, so they won’t take up too much space. Also they don’t require constant care, so you could leave them at school on the weekends as long as they have plenty of food and water. These soft, furry animals need cages that are a minimum of 2ft by 2ft and must be relatively tall. They need tall cages so they can climb around like they would in their natural habitat, the Andes Mountains. Their cages also need a soft…

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    two main elements in this painting. The cage may represent different things to different people. To our clients (children) it can be taken literally. Denoting the point in their life where they were actually secured in our detention or placement facilities. To some of them it could represent being held in a familial or social situation they feel it is impossible to escape. However the cage may also be seen from a completely different perspective. The cage can represent a place of security.…

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    Fruit Fly Lab Report

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    This experiment is concentrated on two types of Drosophila melanogaster flies: wildtype and the vestigial. The vestigial flies have small, shriveled wings caused by the mutation on the second chromosome. This mutation is recessive, so in order for the flies to display shriveled wings they must carry the mutation on both copies of the chromosome (Franklin, 2014). The reason why our experiment is focused on the wings of these flies is because Drosophila melanogaster males perform mating dances…

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    Bunny Research Paper

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    Bunny Food 4.Big Cage 5.Pet Water Bottle 6.A Sturdy Stand 7.Food Bowl Metal (they chew plastic) 8.Bunny Toys (or cats) 9.Salt Licks-a small circle that looks like a donut but is made of salt 10.Treats-any type of bunny treats 11.Animal Nail Clippers 12.Bunny Dental Treats First thing first is you have to place the bunnies cage on a sturdy stand. Then you have to fill the cage with a little bunny bedding(make sure it covers at least the whole bottom of the cage). Then fill the…

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    Recruitment structures were created by the students and were put into the Galveston Ship Channel and left for five weeks to allow adequate time for organisms to adhere to it. A full mesh cage was put onto the ends of the structure at the surface and 1 meter below the surface as well as a partial cage and no cage to get a better understanding of what they prefer. The hypothesis for this study is that the structure at 1 meter depth and with a full…

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    Pet Rat Research Paper

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    mark" and some females will do the same thing. The most important things to look for when choosing your pet rat are personality and health. Pick a rat that is curious and active. Choose one who shows inquisitiveness when you put your hand in the cage. The baby rat should nibble on your hand and not bite. If you get to meet a rat that licks your hand then you found your new best friend. 2. Get Two…

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