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    More than 100 million animals get tested on each year. Animal testing is cruel and inhumane, It is cruel and inhumane because they are living things but unfortunately get tested on whether they would like to or not. Animal testing should also end because it’s very expensive and there’s alternatives for animal testing now. Animal testing is cruel and deserves to end. Animals are very different from humans which make animals poor test subjects. The anatomic, metabolic, and cellular are both…

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    Animal Farm Essay Leaders use many types of persuasion to gain control. In Animal Farm by George Orwell, Old Major, Snowball, and Squealer control the animals by inserting fear into their minds. Although all speakers give many speeches that include ethos, logos, and pathos, Squealer’s use of pathos is the most effective form of persuasion. Old Major’s rebellion speech uses ethos and pathos as rhetorical appeals; Snowball’s windmill speech focuses on logos; however, Squealer’s appeal to pathos…

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    The book starts off with a tremendous background which leads off to a specific government called communism. One animal that stood in front of all the others became superior and believed in a righteous place for all too happy. That superior animal was a pig who was named Napoleon. Every single animal obeyed his commands without backing and they believed the choices that he made was right. Soon later in the story, there is a rebellion against Napoleon when he has way too much power that made him…

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    Kentucky, sold as a yearling at auction for one million dollars to become a “supposed” famous racehorse. Being the grandson of Seattle Slew, the farm who bought him believed that he would be a successful racehorse. Unfortunately for them, but lucky for me, racing was not the career for Welter, and they soon retired him. He ended up at a show horse barn where he was trained and was ready to be sold. The prized racehorse’s competition career would soon have setbacks, including a show-stopping…

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    Imagine living inside a locked closet without any control over any aspect of your life. You don’t have the option to choose when and what you eat, how you will spend your time, whether or not you will have a partner and children, or liberty to choose that partner. Think about spending your entire life like this, a prisoner, even though you have committed no crime. Animals in laboratories endure this treatment every day. These animals go through deprivation, isolation, and misery. Each year in…

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    The animals lost their freedom and equality due to ignorance. All the animals saw so many bad actions they decided to not do anything about it even tho it affected them, they were also told so many lies the pigs who were the leaders make sure them believe them to be able to control them. There freedom is being taking aways slowly without them noticing. For example napoleon gives himself credit for every good thing that happened, napoleon also took advantage of their hard work and changing the…

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    Imagine kids being held in captivity for being extraordinary, it's not entertaining it's cruel. Well, why do people have animals kept behind bars and walls? Animals need space to run, be crazy and hunt, having their own natural instincts. People do not know the possibilities an animal can have after being captured. Animals have feelings just like humans, and they get mental disorders as well. People don't understand the animals, they act like they do but in reality they don't. They can be…

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    Pros And Cons Of Zoos

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    To Be or Not To Be Countless animals are dragged away from their natural environments and are forced to live as a subject of observation. In addition, they serve as amusement for the animal capturers, the human race. Over a time span of one hundred years, zoos have been a popular source of entertainment for interested human beings who are curious to learn about the various kinds of animals that the world holds. A certain question has been floating in the air for many years. “Are zoos cruel to…

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    In the film “In the Heat of the Night”(1967) there are two main characters trying to solve the case of a mysterious murder. One of the characters is Virgil Tibbs, an outstanding expert in crime scenes, and Bill Gillespie a police officer. These characters are interesting in one way or the other, but what does it mean to be an interesting character? Well, an interesting character is “round” or unpredictable. Also, an interesting character is the one that makes a transition in terms of personality…

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    Animals and humans both fall under on the mammal category and are located in the same kingdom. In the book, “Unlikely Heroes” by Jennifer S. Holland, people around the world share their stories of how an animal saved their life. There are many different short stories, but the rest are also stories of animals rescuing other animals. Whether it’s a dog saving a cat, fox, or llama, they are still amazing heroes that are not focused on what kind, color, or breed they are. Experimenting on a species…

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