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    construction of facilities have introduced different kinds of invasive species in Seattle. Moreover, the illegal waste dumping and lack of maintenance also help spreading the invasive species. The common invasive species in Seattle are English Ivy, Himalaya Blackberry, American Bull Frog and fox squirrel, etc. The invasive species usually compete and edge out the native species. After a period of time, a dead zone will be created, only the invasive species would still remain and the native…

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    Their name is Sanskrit for ‘abode of snow’. The Himalayas stretch across the northeastern portion of India. The Himalayas are not located in modern day China. The religion of Buddhism is closely associated with the Himalaya Mountains. China's borders have changed over the years. They run along near the border of southern China. China has large areas of mountainous land. In fact, about…

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    After examine this story, the ethical issues consists of the achievement of a goal of reaching the top of the Himalayas became threatened by the unexpected discover of the sadhu, especially at such unfavourable condition, and with altitude sickness compromised their ability. In order to make sure the safety and the health of the sadhu was good. They would need to re-arrange their goal, which was difficult to do. Even though everyone did their own part in helping the sadhu, however they didn’t…

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    Dread is the eldest son of King Ramesses II and he’s a member of the four most dangerous warriors on earth. His father sent him to Himalayas where he can trained by his former masters from a secret village high in the mountains in the Himalayas. An ancient place of all knowledge of martial arts a village of Shaolin Monks. Over the last few centuries he’s been trained in the arts of Ninjutsu and multiples of Martial arts, By training with Shaolin Monks and Martial arts masters from different…

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    The Red Panda Diet

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    Fifty percent of their population is mainly found in the Eastern Himalayas, and the other fifty percent if found throughout the rest of the world. “Almost fifty percent of the red panda’s habitat is in the Eastern Himalayas. The loss of nesting trees and bamboo is causing a decline in red panda populations across much of their range because their forest is being cleared (World Wildlife Fund)…

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    He tells the the other one lives deep in the Himalayas. My curiosity sparked me and I decided to find the other person like me. After a week of preparation I head to the Himalayas. When I got there, it was cold. Colder than any ice chest you could go in. I struggle to find this man. In my mind I start to think what if this is a hoax. I had finished all my supplies and was about to just turn back. I then pass out of the hypothermia from the harsh Himalayas. I soon wake up in a bed and I see and…

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    Bigfoot Research Paper

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    not the same as actually having Bigfoot. Bryan Sykes had two hair samples brought to him from mystery animals, both were proved to be a genetic match to an ancient polar bear also was found in the Himalayas where people said they have spotted him. “There is a subspecies of brown bear in the High Himalayas descended from the bear that was the ancestor of the polar bear.” said Laura Spark. This research came from the National Geographic Channel (#2, Laura…

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    Shi Huangdi Achievements

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    road. Also there was a river called the Yellow River because of the soil which was called loess. Some of China’s rivers would overflow and the farmers were very great full because it would get the soil rich. The Himalayas border India and China and there are mountain passes in the Himalayas so people could go through. One of the great ideas they had was The Great Wall Of China. The purpose of The Great Wall Of China was to keep out China’s enemies.…

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    In the west lies the Indus River, which crosses Kashmir and then moves south to Punjab from which it receives its major tributaries. Since many of these rivers originate from the Himalayas there is a rising concern about the melting of the glaciers and the effects of global warming. In a way the melting of the glaciers will generate more water for these rivers but as the glaciers shrink the melting will decrease. India is a plateau…

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    really need to change what we are doing to our planet. The melting of these glaciers is the start of what can become a huge flood of many islands, cities, continents, and many more. Glaciers are also the resource of water to many places, such as the Himalayas. With global warming causing these events to happen, there will be; migration, less freshwater supply, flooding, etc. Nobody wants to have to deal with the effects of global warming, but we are seeing the effect right now, and the glaciers…

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