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Fabulous foxes What do foxes eat or what do they do or what kind of foxes are there This articles are talking about foxes and my favorite fox there talking about is the fennec fox they look so cute. The fennec fox Stays underground during the day and comes up at nite. The fennec fox is very tiny. The fennec fox lives in North Africa and in Arabia. Their light coloring keeps them cool in the daytime heat and helps them blend into the sand to avoid enemies. Fox’s go in the dens…

Poetic techniques allow experience to be represented in an intense and compressed way. INTRODUCTO Good morning all. My name is Joseph Brough, and I am here to explain how Seamus Heaney compresses his life experiences into two of his poems, “Death of a Naturalist” and “Blackberry-Picking”. Heaney’s use of language techniques such as meter, diction and consonance is fine-tuned in these poems to construct a compressed and intense representation of childhood joy, growing up, and the subsequent loss…

Blue light is filtered by the overlaying yellow pigment and thus appears green. Many frogs can adjust their colour to match their background and thus to camouflage themselves. (Integrated Principles of Zoology, 15th edition, Hickman Roberts Keen, McGraw-Hill, 2011, P558) 4.2) The structure of the skull roof permits us to identify three…

Animal (10 points total): Give some background about your animal without specifically talking about adaptations. Discuss: o Feeding: What does it eat, and what eats it (3 points) It eats insects, ants, caterpillars, wasp, bees, grass hoppers, and small frogs. It can be eaten by an aphid. o Reproduction:…

The way Shakespeare sees beauty is different from Keats and Petrarch, instead of praising his mistress he speaks only about her imperfection and he compares her appearance to the sun, coral and wire then tell how she cannot measure up to them, she doesn’t have a big eyes, nor red lips, neither a neat hair rather than a yellowish skin, hair like a wire, and bad smell. But even with all of these flaws Shakespeare shows his love by adoring her voice and the way she speaks more than her physical…

animal, because she’s eager to dive into the water. This leads to one of the themes of life and a new adventure. As the author describes the woman's descent into the water it seems as if she's a diver because of the contextual clues. The example of frog like fins lead us to believe she's a snorkeler until the verse “breathing out silver ball bearing”, leads me to believe he's diving because he can't breath…

That was when a scream sounded from somewhere close. It was creepy enough to scare poor Seth half to death. We clung to each other like strips of Velcro, and for an unbearably tense moment, I heard only the croaking of frogs. It was followed by another tortured shout. Still sudden, desperate, and scary but slightly muffled this time. “Madison, let’s go.” “What about our reputations?” I said. Seth gave me an exasperated glare, which I tend to get a lot. “You’re worried about our reputations when…

great horned owls, and a bald eagle, to name a few. At the aviary, I learned that barred owls are best known for a call that sounds like, "Who cooks for you… Who cooks for you-all?" After the aviary we began our hike. Along the trail we saw a leopard frog and then saw a few juvenile alligators in a low-lying swamp area. The diversity of tropical plants along the trail was also very exciting. During the excursion our guide used a heterodyne bat detector to identify two species of bats: northern…

Superb Lyrebird page 1 of 2 Body Structure: The Superb Lyrebird is a species of Menura novaehollandiae, the Lyrebird has short rounded wings and the birds typical weight is around 2.2lb(Kg).The typical size of Lyrebird is about 100 centimeters long, for females its around 74 to 84 centimeters.The birds physical adaptations are the Lyrebirds wonderful variation of colorful feathers and keen sense of smell that allows the bird to smell out its prey. Lyrebirds colors…

From what I read of C.S. Lewis’s Perelandra, it was primarily uneventful. Lewis tells the story of Elwin Ransom’s recent trip to the planet Perelandra or Venus. Lewis, the first-person narrator, portrays himself as one of Ransom’s closest friends. He tells the story from Ransom’s memory of Ransom’s experience on Perelandra. Ransom describes the planet to be very beautiful and different from earth. The planet is covered with a “roof” preventing the inhabitants of seeing the sky clearly. On…