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    Dolphin Hunting Methods

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    Dolphins’ Methods of Hunting Many organisms have developed intriguing methods to hunt their prey. This report explains the hunting methods of several species of dolphins. Relevant background information is provided. Hunting strategies are broken into two categories: individual hunting methods, and group hunting methods. Not all hunting methods belong strictly in one category; several of the methods covered are exhibited in other marine organisms. One group hunting method is unique to dolphins.…

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    English Setter Dog

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    Since the old times, as early as 400 years ago, the Setter dog breed had been bred in England as a hunting dog. According to Dogtime.com, the English Setter was probably a cross breed between several hunting dogs which included the Pointer and the Spaniel. Back then, the Setter dog was aptly given its name due to its behavior of crouching low whenever it hunts birds so that its owner could then throw a net over its prey. But in the 19th century, Englishman Edward Laverack and Welshman R.L.…

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    Snow Leopard Extinction

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    Endangered species are species of animals or plants that are at risk of extinction, this means that there are very few of them and they could potentially all die out. Some of the factors that cause extinction are loss of habitat, hunting, diseases and climate change. • Snow Leopard - Panthera uncia • Blue Whale - Balaenoptera musculus • Giant Panda - Ailuropoda melanoleuca Snow Leopard Snow Leopards are mainly found in the Eastern Himalayas and Yangtze. They live in the cold high mountain…

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    They breathed together,the grinned, they were chunky and vital. In this story some boys got lost and ended up on a island.Also another thing that happen us 3 boys die during this time and they for found.The topic of this story was basically two boys turn against each other.Lord of the flies shows great ways that civilized colonies could have been.But they also showed how it could downfall. I’m Lord of the Flies they showed us how civilization downfall,like when Jack tries to kill Ralph, also…

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    Do you know whose name was originally jumping badger. Sitting Bull name was originally jumping badger.Sitting Bull was a tribe chief. He was a holy man . He fought to protect his tribe. Sitting Bull has been credited for several acts of bravery in his lifetime . According to (Bio.) Sitting Bull was born in 1831 in what now is called south carolina Near the yellowstone river. In addition sitting bull loved making bows and arrows. He hunted Buffalo,Rabbits and Birds.His father was known as…

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    Cherokee Tribe Arrowheads

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    hammer stone, then the most likely pieces shaped into arrowheads by chipping away with a smaller hammer stone and with deer antlers”. Also they used blowguns to take down small game. According to an online source, “Cherokee children liked to go hunting and fishing with their fathers. Women taught Cherokee girls all of the home and gardening skills. In the past, Indian kids had more chores and less time to play. But they did have dolls, toys, and games to play, such as…

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    begin to imagine eating a plate full of only vegetables. Where is the meat? People get the meat that everyone has come to love from hunting. Hunting animals is morally acceptable. Hunting is just a way of life and has been for thousands of years. People rely on hunting for resources. It is up to the humans to thin out the populations of animals. To start things off, hunting has been apart of human's everyday life since the beginning of time. There are many people out there that think hunters are…

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    Cecil The Lion Analysis

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    Last week, both the animal world and the human world were in state of shock as Cecil The Lion was killed, beheaded and skinned in Zimbabwe. Almost everyone knew that Cecil was one of the most popular animals on that area and she symbolizes the true meaning of animal freedom. But just like any other great stories, a dentist named Walter Palmer ended that freedom by paying his guide $55,000 to help him kill the poor animal. According to various news sources, Palmer’s dental clinic and Facebook…

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    Clearly, the article Red Squirrels Rising by Erik Stokstad is about how the gray squirrel which was first introduced in North America, is completely annihilating their cousin, the red squirrel. The red squirrel is already endangered and might even go extinct if the gray squirrels keep invading and destroying their habitat. Aside from the gray squirrels surmounting the red squirrels for resources and shelter, they “also carry a deadly virus called squirrelpox. Gray squirrels are immune, but when…

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    traditional Navajo roles are still intact. The Navajo men were hunters, warriors and community leaders. The Primary job of the men was hunting and fishing. Animals were not only used for food but also for their skins for making clothing and homes. Men also were responsible for making war and protecting the village. Men also made crafts such as weapons for hunting and boats for fishing…

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