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    Introduction: HOOK:You’re riding your bike,having a wonderful time on a beautiful day,when all of a sudden you see a light brown four legged animal eating grass in a yard!Description - Thesis Statement:Deers has interested me since i was four,i would see them a lot in the woods,me and my dad used to get real close to them while they were eating grass,and it was really fun.Today i will share my interest in these beautiful, harmful creatures. Paragraph 1: What does the animal look like? The…

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    embodiment of what I imagine hell would feel like. No more recess. No more hikes. No more class at the stream. No more meaning anything. They’d give me a number and throw me with the other cattle. Some of those cattle turned out to be the sun gods and somebody snatched them up and ate them. The rest of us cattle were in the crossfire of an angry god and starving men. High school turned out to be a seemingly endless battle…

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    In 1956, three years before his death, Alexander Deussen, a petroleum geologist from San Antonio, donated 309-acres of land to Harris County Precinct 1. Named after its donator, Alexander-Deussen Park boasts many amenities which are appreciated by everyone who visits this exceptional recreational area. The park has the several children’s playgrounds, a community center, an open air pavilion overlooking the lake, an asphalt 2.5 mile jogging trail with work out equipment erected along the path, 3…

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    Cattle are very important to the Maasai; for example, they believe God decreed that all cattle belonged to them. Also, giving gifts of livestock is a common practice for the Maasai (ceremonies, dowry rituals, and so forth). Igoe contends that the enclosure of Maasai cattle grazing lands (through conservation efforts) is a material process that has had much ecological and social impacts…

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    Cow's Milk Research Paper

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    enjoyed the taste of it simply because I was told that it will make you strong, healthy, and will help you grow. I would eat eggs in the morning because it was advertized as a healthy food that is full of protein. It was not the fault of my parents for feeding me this food since they too had never known the reality behind the food we ate. (exposed aware I first became exposed to the truth when I randomly…

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    Old Mcdonald had a farm and on that farm he slaughtered six chickens, ten cows and 12 pigs. Everyday animals are slaughtered brutally to feed the needs of greedy homo sapiens. Animals have rights too. People are fighting for the social justice for animals as you read this essay. The food industry is a harsh and undeniably unfair. I know it is unrealistic for everybody on the planet to become vegans. I want to bring light to the mistreatment of the animals in the food industry, and what goes on…

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    Though out history America has been in some sticky situations. The meat industry is one of these sticky situations. Back when the meat industry started up, they did not have regulations to follow, but now there’s laws the meat industry has to abide by. In today’s world the cow is the most used animal that produces Americans meat. The meat industry are putting themselves in a difficult spot, because the cows they are raising have steroids. Steroids make the cow’s size increase, so the more…

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    Alcove Springs is beautiful. The crystal clear water and the ten foot waterfall. The air is so fresh and the sky is so blue, much more blue than in Philadelphia. The only problem is the mosquitoes. They are everywhere. It has been a week since we left Independence and a lot has happened. When we left, there was a pile-up. Everyone was leaving at once, and one man was in such a hurry, he ran into the back of my wagon. It didn't hurt my wagon, but he broke one of his horse’s legs. A…

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    has nothing to do with agriculture, but it has everything to do with it. My grandfather, W.E. Butler…Buck Butler…and to me, Pawpaw, never gave up. He was a Texas Animal Health Commission Agent, rancher, and later, the proud owner of two successful cattle auction barns in Nixon and Beeville. He accomplished these things by standing up for what he believed in and…

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    In the article India’s Sacred Cow the author, Marvin Harris, attempts to explain the rationale behind the Indian culture’s admiration and worship of the cow, a practice which is often questioned by Westerners. He is able to illustrate that keeping cows alive is actually vital to the survival of many Indians and given their economic climate, is actually the most sustainable use of their resources. Harris brings up a number of factors that would indicate that defining the cow as sacred is a…

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