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    The kangaroo rat can only survive in places hot and dry like a desert for example. The kangaroo rat can survive in the desert without ever drinking water. That's just some of the amazing facts that you will find in this paper The kangaroo rat is a rodent not a mammal people often get confused by its name they think it's in the kangaroo family. The kangaroo rat can jump up to nine feet, higher than any olympic high jumpers can jump that high. The kangaroo rat is in the animal kingdom and chordate…

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    would be penicillin. This medication was first tested on a lab rat and the scientist was very disappointed about how his discovery did not work. However, when he had a patient and no other medication to give them the scientist gave the patient penicillin. It was soon discovered that this was a life saver and although it did not work on a rat, it worked on a human. Not only that, but in a recent study it was discovered that using mice and rats in testing is only accurate about 43% of the time,…

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    A relatively unknown fact about rats are that rats are they are very tough, strong creatures they can withstand falling from about 5 stories off a building without injury some could even become immune and withstand many poisons so leading them to infest houses and living for a very long time. Many rats transfer very alarming diseases such as weil's diseases that could kill and put people in a very high risk of death. The rats put many homeowners in danger of infestations, crops being consumed,…

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    METHOD – 320 -6 = 314 WORDS Rats and Diets 36 Male Wistar rats were randomly divided into 4 groups of 9 rats with each group fed a different diet. Groups consisted of Corn starch (C), corn starch + naringin (N) (CN), high-carbohydrate high-fat diet (H) and H + N (HN) (Alam, Kauter, & Brown 2013). Rats on H and HN diet were fed a high-carbohydrate high-fat diet consisting of 25% fructose in drinking water and a mixture of beef tallow, condensed milk, powdered rat feed and salt for 16 weeks (Alam,…

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    Bibliographic information: Numeroff, L.J. (1985). If you give a mouse a cookie. New York: Harper & Row. Annotated summary: This book is about a boy who shares a cookie with a mouse. After the boy gives the mouse a cookie, the mouse asks for milk which makes him want to look at the mirror to make sure he doesn’t have a milk mustache. Once he sees himself in the mirror, he decides to give himself a trim. After that, he decides to clean his mess as well as the whole house. Once he takes a nap, he…

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    As the mouse dangled freely above the beast's agape jaws, an all too eerie silence washed through the room providing background noise for the mouse's squeaks of terror. That silence dominated, until her struggling had ceased and he felt her pick apart his mind, a sharp and thin knife aiming towards his rawest and most protected of memories. It was as if the kitten had finally formulated its plan of escape and came up tearing flesh with razor-like claws, spitting forth to freedom, melting the…

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    boat reached a good place to stop rowwing, Rat putted down the paddle and looked at Mole. He just realized how down spirited Mole was. Rat walked gently, trying not to flip the boat, up to Mole. "What is wrong my friend?", said Rat. Mole then explained about how he wanted a home. Rat nodded his head, picked up the paddle, and kept going down the river. When it reached night, the sky was dark as coal. Trying not to show his fear, Mole kept silence. Rat told him, "It is ok my friend."…

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    characteristics as well. In The Inheritor, the animals exhibit very predictable behaviours, true to their primal instincts, while in Side Bet, the rat almost seems to develop a persona of its own, well beyond what one would expect from a rat. The rat’s vicious personality is unearthed immediately upon introduction, when the author states, “It was a wise and resourceful ship rat and had all the cunning and ferocity of its race.” (Jenkins, par-7), and then further intensifies when the story reads,…

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    The effects of handling and sex differences in rats on anxiety was tested using an elevated plus maze. This experiment was conducted to determine the impact of handling and sex on the level of anxiety in 60 day old rats. 24 rats were separated into groups based on sex and whether or not they were handled. The effects of handling on anxiety was determined by placing the rats in an elevated plus maze for 5 minutes and observing how they explored. This study showed that handling had an impact on…

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    soldiers, they are surrounded by death. Both poets represent death in an ironic way, because war is considered hellish and gruesome, people die, and Owen shows the irony between the romanticized war while Rosenberg shows irony through the freedom of a rat; the two poets alludes to death in devices such as imagery. “Break of Day in the Trenches” and “Dulce et Decorum Est” stand in for death because they use war as a paradox. They expect their readers, like many writers do, to take things…

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