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    On average, about 26 million animals are taken and used as little test subjects for big corporations to test their possibly harmful, and occasionally lethal, products before they release them to the public's use. This testing on animals began in 500 B.C and many corporations that participate in it see no harm, and have absolutely no intentions of stopping it anytime soon. There are many people that think testing these possibly dangerous products on innocent animals is not a big deal, but this…

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    Hall Of Bulls Analysis

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    1. The Hall of Bulls one of the many paintings contained within the Lascaux Caves. The Lascaux Caves were discovered in 1940 in the southwestern region of France called Dordogne. The painting has been dated to 15,000 BCE. The mediums used to create the Halls of Bulls were white limestone, charcoal, and ocher (an earth material that is pigmented in a wide range of colors). The Hall of Bulls is roughly 62 feet in length and with a variation of different heights ranging from 18 feet tall to 25…

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    Are we to believe that a neighbors’ farm, backyard can provide the protection of a zoo, can the neighbor be trained, and tested on a frequent basis as a zoo keeper and their staff, the answer is still no. That is why we have government regulated parks, zoo’s, animal sanctuaries, they provide exotic, rare animals an environment that resembles their natural habitat and provides protection for the public and the…

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    Close your eyes and picture yourself as an innocent animal. While being that animal someone comes along an takes you in and feeds, shelter, and comforts you. Then suddenly the person that cared for you strips your fur, or brutally murders you for food, or holds you hostage for tests. These are just a few animal abuse in today's society that needs to be extinguished, therefore animals in our ecosystem deserve rights. Those rights should end the problems with animal abuse, abandonment, and animal…

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    Blue Whale Video Analysis

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    In the production of this video, I hoped to encompass and highlight the quirky past and preservation of this iconic Route 66 roadside attraction. As a resident of Catoosa, I visited the Blue Whale numerous times, and I am very familiar with its history. Regardless, I still searched for websites that contained information or pictures that I could use in my video. Surprisingly, I learned things about the Whale that I had never known before, such as that it had been closed and abandoned for several…

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    People have a better chance of being struck by lightning then being bit by a shark. Sharks are interesting creatures and are being tagged to protect them. Mako sharks are a very interesting species of shark. In the meantime, Makos eat lots of meat such as birds to fish. They swallow their prey whole and are known as apex hunters. Also they live in both warm and cold water they also like to surface on top in open ocean. Makos like to leap out of the water into the air. They are are the fastest…

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    This semester in Experimental psychology: Learning and Behaviors we started lab by learning to understand the responsibilities on how to use animals in a laboratory setting. We had to pass a test regarding the ethics of the treatment of animals. These ethics involved the institution, state, and federal regulations. Once we finished this process we received 15 Syrian male hamsters that were only 22 days old. We got split into a group of two, and got to care for one hamster per group. Each group…

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    Dog Monologue

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    tear anything. So when mom came home I made a break for the door. Mom made a quick check around the house and I didn't do anything bad. So I've been let out ever since. We have loved our family so much we have stopped being mean. We have to go to the park now so se you…

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    Scared To Death Summary

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    In “Scared to Death”, author, Ed Yong, describes the relationship of grey wolves and elk in Yellowstone National Park. Studies conducted by John Laundre, an ecologist at the State University of New York at Oswego, reveal what they call, “a landscape of fear”. Laundre explains this term by saying, “in predator-prey relationships it’s not the actual killing that has the most influence on prey behavior- it’s living in constant fear”. Over the course of the text, Yong tries to explain how, like…

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    Unjust Animal Rights

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    Animal are equal to human and must be protected at all cost. SInce 1800, non-human had a right to be protected from being use and abuse. This is because animal are part of the natural world and belong to the “ chain” of life. The animal right gave the animal the basic iralierable rights as foods, waters and shelter. Animal should have rights to prevent from suffering unjust. Animal testing has negative effect on both human and animals , due to fact it is cruel and inhuman, animal have a…

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