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Ismarit Flores Coach Dobbins English III, 8th Period 8 May 2017 Helping The Unspoken Only a person who loves a challenge would take on patients who can’t tell them where it hurts. Veterinarians often wish that they could speak with animals, because it would make their job easier. Yet through their training and day to day work, they start getting closer to understanding animals, they learn to read animal behavior to try to help them when they are sick or injured. They look for nonverbal signs…

The Giraffe is a large mammal that lives all around africa. They are known for their very long neck and scattered patches of darker hair. They are light brown with large patches of dark colored hair. Giraffes have many natural predators like lions, and other predators. They eat acacia leaves that they can reach with their 6 foot neck. With the 6 foot neck included male Giraffes can't get up to 20 feet tall! Females can get to 15 feet tall. Their lifespan is 25 years in the wild. They are also…

Cosmetic and Medical Animal Testing Should be Banned. Do you think it is right to abuse, burn, cripple, and poison innocent animals just for cosmetics and medicines? No! Each year an overwhelming amount of animals are killed and severely injured in animal testing labs. Cosmetic and medical animal testing should be banned for the following reasons: there is an enormous cost for animal testing in which could contribute to other things, tests that are successful on animals prove unsuccessful, and…

The main problem which causes the most damage to the Blue whale’s population comes from whaling. Blue whales and other species of whales all weigh tons, meaning they can provide enormous amounts of meat, blubber, skin and other body parts with a single catch. It is believed that an average sized whale contains “152 tons of more or less edible material” and with some calculations, a single whale can provide “604,000 people [with a] single meal” (Nessen 1), and this excluding the other benefits…

Why Animals Shouldn’t Be Use For Research An estimated of 100 million animals are use in laboratories for biology lessons, medical training, curiosity experimentation, chemical, drug, food, scientific and cosmetics testing. In my opinion animals, testing shouldn’t be allowed because it isn’t right, it’s inhumane, cruel in every way. Animal testing is unnecessary when there is now alternative ways which do not involve the use of animals it’s also a waste of government money. Testing on…

The Colossal squid or its scientific name, Mesoychoteuthis Hamiltoni, is the largest of the squid species so far known to man. The colossal squid gets its name because of how large it is. In ancient times, scientists believe fishermen saw them or their cousins, the giant squid. In fact, scientists also believed that the ancient myths like the Scylla in the Ancient Greece myths and the Kraken in Norwegian legends were actually colossal or giant squids that the sailors saw. They appeared to be…

"There was nothing there now except a single Commandment. It ran: ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS” (Orwell 134). This quote means that animals are all animals, but some are more than just animals. This is also like humans are all humans, we eat, we talk, and we sleep. But some humans have more privileges than others. In Animal farm the narrator said this quote, but the action was performed by Squealer and Napoleon. The importance in the story is that the…

In order for many everyday products such as cosmetics, chemicals, and medical methods to be greenlit for human consumption, they need to be examined and tested. Before being let out on a wide market, it needs to be assured that these products will accurately work and not be harmful. For this, instead of using humans to test potentially damaging products, animals are initially used. Some people can argue that animal testing is immoral, but these people cannot deny that there would be a greater…

legislations should be followed when keeping exotic animals in captivity to ensure they are getting the correct care they need in order to survive. The law states that everyone who owns an animal should take these legislations seriously. These legislations should be followed in order to protect the animals from abuse. Animal Welfare Act 2006: The animal welfare act states that owners of the animals must take responsibility for their animals and must give the correct care for their animals. Most…

Why are the Felinae becoming endangered? The Felinae is a subclass of the class Felidae, which makes up the cat family. The Felinae are specifically the smaller cats, like the ocelot and serval, and a few medium sized cats, like the lynx and the cheetah. The domestic house cat is part of the Felinae group as well. Most people think of the bigger cats in the Felidae class when they think of endangered felines, but the smaller species are just as much at risk. The most influential issue here…