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    approached our first intersection, and decided to go left on to the old, white, wooden bridge. As my sister and I walked towards the bridge my sister screamed. There were two black snakes curled up on the path. The snake’s were small with tiny blackheads. the tall uncut grass gave one snake a good hiding place, but the other snake was in the middle of the path.…

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    these snakes can destroy an area. How can people fix the problems that invasive species bring to us?…

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    1. My biggest fear has always been snakes .I would rather be in front of a lion than a snake. I would not want to explain what happen to me when my husband by crying to pull a joke hide a snake toy in my closet. It took me weeks to recover. I really don’t want anybody to tell me how to overcome that fear because I can’t .I have been told multiple times that black snake are good but every time I see a dead one I am just as scare as it was a rattlesnake. Biopsychosocial approach include three…

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    Book Summary: Tikki-Tavi

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    in other words they are meat eaters, that are prone to hunting one of most deadly animals on the planet, cobra. The mongoose is immune to the venom of scorpions and snakes, with repetitive stings or strikes they could become six or even die. A cobra is a highly venomous snake that eats small mammals, lizards, and even other snakes. In the book and movie “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi” there are many similarities and differences . In the book and the movie the main characters, theme, and plot is very…

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    get away. The snake was to close. I was paralyzed with fear my arms whaling myself up against the truck. My heart about to pound out of my chest, my stomach clenched up, and the fear was crippling my mind to think clear. I was petrified, 3ft diamond back rattler curled up at my feet. Rattling its tale with fury to intimidate me, this worked! In the truck my mom rushing with fear to trying to open the door for me, the door was pushing me closer to the snake. No! Mom, I said. The snake did not…

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    clutches of eggs ranging in the 80s. There are treatable sicknesses mites give off to snakes, but in order to fully know if your snake has been infected with IBD, (Reptiles, n.d.) a proper evaluation by a veterinarian must take place in order to diagnose treatments (if there’s any at all). Other sicknesses from parasites seem twice as bad, but happen to have treatments available. For instance, Trichomoniasis found in snakes is caused by indigestion of rodents containing parasites or Amebiasis…

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    The Very Controversial Snake There are many common assumptions, beliefs, and stereotypes about snakes (serpents).The snake is a very controversial figure for they are seen as either cunning, deceiving, and greedy, sign of death and sickness, or as a part of creation, immortality, hero, or as a protector. And that's just the tip of the iceberg of their many characteristics. Asian, African, and Australian snakes are viewed as a great and good power such as a Rainbow and Rain God, the…

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    Allegiant Poem Theme

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    effectively uses the poetic devices, imagery, alliteration, and allusion to portray the central theme of making decisions. The first line, “venomous lies, attacks you anonymously” bring forth the allusion of snakes. Snakes are considered to be full of lies and betrayals. In the Bible, the snake gave Eve a choice to eat the fruit of knowledge and Eve took the fruit of knowledge and shared it with her husband Adam. Which later caused God to cast them out of the garden of Eden. This shows that lies…

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    Elephant Speech

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    and an elephant are under attacked by a very aggressive snake, can you imagine what is their reaction in that situation? Which one will be the winner? Firstly, we take a look at the elephant. Elephant is a very giant animal and has a very thick skin which make the poisonous fangs of the snake become useless. So the attack of the snake doesn’t matter. In that situation, the elephant only need to pick up his feet and step on top of the snake and kill it immediately. The elephant doesn’t take…

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    A Scarf

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    overlooks a situation of a teacher, Ms. Aitcheson, attempting to overcome her fear of snakes. The turning point occurs when the teacher is unable to overcome her fear and concludes with the narrator deciding to visit the exhibit another time. The narrator describes the observation between Ms. Aitcheson and the snake with little background knowledge and postulates the details of the situation between Ms. Aitcheson and the snake. This suggest the narrator is viewing the situation as if it is an…

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