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    Seaworld Research Paper

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    Seaworld is a billion-dollar company that profits from the abuse and torture of animals. This company may seem ethical to the naked eye, but one simple Google search can lead you to uncover the horrifying truth about this company. Seaworld needs to be stopped. They abuse their animals with small tanks, little food, psychological damage, and sexual abuse. Seaworld not only abuses their animals, but also lies to the general public to justify their actions. Seaworld needs to be banned because of…

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    and tiny terrible translucent teeth are just three of the anglerfish’s characteristics. They grow anywhere from less than 30 cm to about 182 cm long. The female anglerfish are much larger than the males. The females are also the only ones whose dorsal fin grows into a fishing rod-like lure over their mouths. They eat fish up to two times their own size and can live 20 years or more. There are over 200 species of anglerfish that live in the Atlantic and Antarctic Oceans. One unique species of…

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    Did you know 163 whales have died in captivity, not including stillborn or miscarried calves. Whales in captivity are a big problem. I disagree with whales in captivity for these reasons, Against their nature, Torture, and Unhealthy. First of all, it’s against their nature. The most popular captive whale, orcas, would have to swim the circumference of a normal tank in seaworld 1,400 times a day to represent the distance they swim a day in the wild. Also, they don’t have the same life they…

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    The mudskippers also have two dorsal fins; however that is depending on their species. The mudskippers also have anal fins that can be formed to act as a sucker that will help them climb. Their strong tail lets them “skip” over the land. The mudskippers have a lateral line of their foreheads. When the mudskippers are younger…

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    Mako Shark Research Paper

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    The characteristics of a Mako shark are blue or violet dorsal fin, but there are many more. The dorsal fin is either blue, violet or deep purple. The teeth are so sharp, when they close their mouth you can still see the teeth. The fins on a Mako shark are very small. The Mako sharks cousin is the Great White Shark. The Mako Shark is warm blooded. Mako sharks are caught in deep water or by Australia all the way to New Zealand. Mako sharks are caught in warm water. On the map they are usually…

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    Imagine sitting in your home watching television on your comfortable couch with your brother or sister, son or daughter. You are snacking on popcorn watching the latest episode of your favorite show and the child laughs at the silly cartoon character on the screen. All of the sudden, large men with weapons knock down your front door. They are all carrying tranquilizers, nets, and guns. You try to protect the young child sitting next to you, but that men are too strong and agile. You watch as…

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    Great White Sharks

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    can't see them, this is the same reason that they have a white belly. The Great White Shark has a snout, black eyes (They are very light sensitive so the black helps protect them), nostril, mouth, 5 gills, pectoral fin, pelvic fin, anal fin, caudal fin, first dorsal fin, second dorsal fin, and razor sharp teeth (Great Whites can't chew so they just have to rip off what they can.)…

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    Fish Scup Research Paper

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    on the planet, the scup is more than a fresh catch at the local fish market. It is a diverse lifeform. As seen in figure 1, The scup has typical features of an aquatic animal: fins, eyes, mouth, and gills to contract oxygen from the water. This species of fish has four distinct fins: dorsal fin, pectoral fin, pelvic fin, and…

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    specie carrying the Orcinus gene. Also, the physiology of this specie has its differences such as the shape of the dorsal fin. The killer whale as a large triangular dorsal fin, which is totally different is the sperm whale. You see, the dorsal fin of the sperm whale is located about two-thirds of the back, is short and certainly not as noticeable as the killer whale's dorsal fin. Another characteristic that differs in sperm whales and killer whales are their teeth. You see, both their teeth…

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    Prejudice Against SeaWorld Do you know what a vaquita is? If you don’t, I’ll explain it later. As the next generation, we should not condemn SeaWorld for the caretaking of captive orcas. This organization never broke the law in obtaining what few wild orcas they own. Most of the orcas in SeaWorld have been born using their groundbreaking breeding program and have never experienced the ocean, pollution, or hunger. The orcas in captivity receive the best medical attention in the world and help…

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