Snail

Though humans cannot be infected by the parasite through livestock species, they can be infected by consuming raw snails, slugs, frogs, shrimp, and crabs. Though it is an uncommon occurrence in the United States, it is more common in countries with cultures that consume these organisms. The life cycle of lungworms can be direct or can require intermediate hosts, such as snails and slugs, depending on the lungworm species. As stated previously, lungworms can have detrimental effects on the health…

There famous drink is coconut milk and there most famous food they have out there is snails. I don’t think that snails will be very good, but Mimi told me it taste like chicken but I don’t know about the snails...yuck! Snail isn’t the only famous food Hawaii has. In 1872 there was a man named George Martin who just moved there and didn’t like anything that they had at restaurants , stores just nothing…

Competition 1. Below are two types of organisms that compete. Explain what each is fighting for and the strategies employed to dominate. a. Corals- Compete for Sunlight i. Staghorn coral – grow fast and rise above the competition ii. Adjoining corals – certian corals are able to kill certian corals, so must be carful about ones neighbors. iii. Explain the concept of "demilitarized zone" or "no man’s land" - zones where competing corals have met, done battle, and…

most significant adverse event is that Loggerhead turtles no longer nest n the beaches due to dredging material from the Port of Miami being deposited. Methodology Crab, lobster, snail, sea sponge, starfish and jellyfish are the six organisms that were studied. Using observationational skills, the organisms were located and collected using a dip net. All of the specimens live in salt water habitats, with crab being found…

Earth is covered in approximately 71% water, 97% off all Earth’s water is found in oceans which provide for life on earth. Oceans are important because they provide over half of all oxygen in the atmosphere, but also absorb large amounts of gasses from the atmosphere. Unfortunately oceans are under the constant threat of not just overfishing or pollution, but mainly acidification which damages delicate ecosystems greatly. Ocean acidification is caused by the uptake of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the…

Classical Conditioning is when an animal or human has a reaction to the neutral stimuli. The Stimuli is the thing in which causes the person or animal to make a response/reaction towards it. When the person/animal is conditioned they are being taught to react a certain way to the object. For example, conditioning a dog to not slobber when he sees a bone. In its unconditioned natural state the dog will slobber automatically the minute you show it the bone. When you condition it, the dog learns…

The organism that I have chosen lives on my property, it is the Leopard slug, the scientific name for this organism is Linus Maximus. Before writing this essay I must admit I had a lot of apathy towards this pest that lived in my yard. As I systematically exam this creature I found it remarkable; it demonstrated its exceptional ability to adapt. As an illustration the Leopard slug occupies nearly world-wide distribution through human activities. The organism that I have chosen lives on my…

Stanislavski did not want his students to forget the audience, he just wanted them to have the appropriate awareness while on stage. He wanted the audience to still be aware of them as the audience plays a huge part in theatre. I think his idea of concentrating on something on stage, to keep the focus off the audience, is a good idea. He thought if his actors observed the object intensively enough, a desire would arise in them, to do something with it. Although, the actors lost basic faculties…

Being that bog turtles are smallest turtles in the United States they are extremely vulnerable to predators. Bog turtles consumes a varied diet including insects, snails, worms, seeds, and carrion. They inhabit open unpolluted shrub wetlands such as shallow swamps, marshy meadows, and wet pastures. Erratic weather patterns from global warming disrupts the fragile balance key to the turtle’s survival. By changing hydrological…

Station 3 analyses the quality of water within Baldwin Swamp through investigating the pH Level; the turbidity; the waters dissolved oxygen, nitrites, nitrates, ammonia and temperature. The obtained results convey the pH was neutral in 2009 but is currently 5.95, the equivalent of a normal river stream or that of milk. This Ph level is great because nutrients are most available to plants in the optimum 5.5 to 7.0 range, making the difference in the pH not effective to plants. These Ph levels…