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    The net forms a partial barricade and aims to entangle and capture sharks of targeted species, through holes that entangle sharks over two metres. Shark culling is being carried out in Australia with the desire that those using the beach and its water for recreational activities are less likely to be attacked. It is also thought that shark culling is in place as Australia's tourism is heavily reliant on eco-touristic activities. The principle of shark culling is: the more sharks…

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    are active during the day and then they sleep at night. The Central bearded dragon prefers to live alone, so if two dragons are in the same cage, they will probably fight. It could however work but the chances are small. When it comes to food and water, the animal is omnivore which means that they can eat anything. They should have a balanced diet and juvenile dragons (2-4months old) should have around 80 percent insects and 20 percent vegetables or fruits. We usually give the dragons, crickets…

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    Purpose: The purpose of this lab is to establish a concrete understanding of limiting reagents and percent yields. In addition, the lab should give the administrator the ability to analyze the effects of reactants on the product of a chemical reaction. Procedure: In part A of the lab, the first step in the procedure is to add 20 mL, and 25 mL of CaCl2 to two different flasks. Following this, the administrator is to add 10 mL of Na2CO3 to the flask containing 20 mL of CaCl2, and 5 mL of the…

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    communities in Louisiana. Since the 1700s fishermen have taken advantage of the marshes and estuaries on our coastline. There are two types of fishermen; those who shrimp with the smaller vessels in bays and shallow water and those with larger vessels which shrimp offshore in federal waters. I come from a family of shrimpers who make their living in the Gulf of Mexico. Pretty much all of my mom’s side of the family shrimp for a living so I have been around it all my life. To be honest, I do not…

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    J.D. Salinger’s The Catcher in the Rye depicts Holden Caulfield as an outcast in the world. He isolates himself from everyone around him, stereotyping people everywhere he goes. Constantly complaining about the phoniness and similarities of others, Holden himself is a hypocrite. However, there’s a slow but gradual change in weather from snow and ice that represents Holden’s fixation with the phoniness of society, to his acceptance of reality’s lost innocence when it finally rains. Throughout…

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    is removed from seawater or brackish water. People have been trying to remove salt from seawater since around 300 BC. People such as “Aristotle in 1320 BC, Rome’s Pliny the Elder in 70 AD, Greece’s Alexander of Aphrodisias in 200 AD, French Explorer Jean De Lery in Brazil in 1565, and James Cook during his circumnavigation around the world have tried to desalinate seawater .” (Desalination Overview – November 2013) Humans and animals cannot drink salt water, as it would be harmful to their…

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    the boat indoors will protect it from the elements, which can have a serious impact on the exterior of the boat itself. The only advantage of uncovered storage is no real advantage at all. Article: When you're ready to pull your boat out of the water for winter and head to indoor attractions like…

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    many colonists die? According to historians, hundreds of colonists died in Jamestown’s early years because of three main problems. These problems included things such as bad water, poor settler skills, and poor relations with the Powhatan Indians. The first reason why Jamestown’s colonists died was because of “bad water.” A reason why the colonists died due to…

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    crop rotation or resting the soil. Production levels on dryland outfield plots cropped in maize decrease immensely over time, because of the decline in soil nutrients critical for plant growth. Maya kings monopolized artificial reservoirs and other water sources during annual drought as a way to adapt during the…

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    The Cremation Process, Explained Cremation refers to the combustion, oxidation and vaporization of a corpse to basic chemical compounds, including gases, mineral fragments and ashes. Following cremation, the family of the decedent receives a container or urn that holds their loved one’s ashes. Many times, for financial reasons, an individual will forego a funeral with a burial, opting for cremation: The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) states that since 2005, cremation rates have…

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