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    Robin’s delicious spiced fries, Buffalo Wild Wing’s amazing hot wings, and all of the scrumptious food that could fill my stomach with happiness. Have you ever tasted something that is just mouth-watering, juicily filled, and ever glamorous? Fortunately, I have. I think that is what would describe Red Robin’s Beer Battered Burger, or something like that. However, isn’t a perfectly spiced, lick-your-lips, smooth, sweet and spicy tasting, delicious wings from Buffalo Wild Wings absolutely amazing…

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    Have you witnessed any of the six human activities at any places you have been or live? I have seen one of the six, it was invasive species. When I went to Texas when I was younger we would go there to hunt wild hogs. They were an invasive species because they weren’t originally here, they were brought over when Spain explored South America. They invaded the land there and they moved North into America, and started destroying crop and land there. People in Texas pay people to come in and shoot…

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    Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, Tuen Mun Reptile House, etc. When we are having fun in those places, it is also important to think of the feeling of those animals who are being displayed. Opponents argue that it is erroneous to remove wild animals from their habitat, that they ought to be left in natural surroundings but not used as tools for public entertainment (idebate.org, 2012). Proponents respond that zoos are beneficial both the animals and the public, that they protect…

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    away? Is it because we are bored with our lives? Or is it because we want to find ourselves? People tend to get bored very easily with their everyday routines, they crave a change, whether that be doing something stupid and spontaneous or going on a wild adventure. But, sometimes people aren't just bored, they are upset with their lives. They could be mad at their family's or friends or significant other and it drives them to leave or run away. Other times people want to find themselves. Someone…

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    1. In the articels "Welcome To The Future", by Matyew Hutson and "What May Happen In The Next 100 Years", by John Elfreth Watkins Jr. talks about how the futuer might change us becuase mosquitoes and house-flies and other animals will be gone forever, humansa life span will be longer, and sports will be taught at young ages. One qout from "What May Happen In The Next 100 years", talks about how humans will become smarter in 100 year and creat things we never thought about to git ride of animal…

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    into the wild, they won’t be able to hunt and survive, and animals are showing signs of depression and anxiety. First of all, captivity is affecting their behavior. Being inside a cramped cage that doesn't change much can get old very quick. Being sentenced a life in a zoo, not being able to leave or do anything else, except being studied on and having strangers looking at them should be considered abuse towards animals. Eventually, some zoos will release the animals back into the wild, but…

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    the West Wind”, Rachel Carson in Silent Spring, Mary Oliver “Wild Greese”, and Edward Abbey in Desert Solitaire all relate with nature in a diverse way. In the writing world both men and women authors impact readers in a compelling aspect through how they convey nature and humanity. The…

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    The African Wild Ass or African Wild Donkey (Equus Africanus) the scientific name. Is a critically endangered species of wild donkey. Related to horses, zebras and other species of donkeys, it is one of a couple of species of the Equus breed to be rare or close to extinct. And is believed to be the long lost ancestor of the donkey that we know today. The African Wild Ass is known to live in the deserts and other arid regions of Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia and the Horn of Africa. It formerly had a…

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    that there is a lot difference between wild animals and zoo animals. Elephants is a great example. Wild elephants have a longer life spans than captive elephants. Wild elephants can usually live 60-70 years. However, the captive elephants usually die before the age of 40. (User, S.) The difference on the life spans between this two groups clearly shows that zoos are not doing anything good for these elephants. These elephants are able to live longer in wild instead of living in a zoo and to be…

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    Into The Wild When faced upon the sunder of society, there can be appalling psychological changes within a person. In Into The Wild by Jon Krakauer, the main character Chris McCandless had a certain drive to him. His parents drove him away but he did not strive for a new home. He had been dreaming of going to Alaska since he was a teenager. He possessed a notable personality, "There was something fascinating about him . . . He was hungry to learn about things. Unlike most of us, he was the sort…

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