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    They are similar to some other tribes in the way that they dress. They tend to not wear a lot of clothes and if they do the women usually wear goatskin, but recently they have actually started to wear lighter cotton cloaks. While the men wear colorful fabric just around their hips, sometimes you might see some women in fabric too but it is more often seen in men (Klein). Sometimes instead of clothes they like to use body paint to cover the bodies of men, women, and even children. They have many…

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    the graphic scene. Later on, they paid tribute to one of the best professional hunters to ever visit Zimbabwe. Fellow group members drank to the memory of a man that they said was a fine hunter and honest man. - A picture of Ian posing with ivory tusks and a rifle. According to Paul Smith, several people are killed during big game hunts each year. It is notoriously dangerous, but people know that they are taking a risk when they go on the hunt. More importantly, Zimbabwe desperately needs…

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    finally found three male African elephants grazing over a small hill. Everyone slowed down to a slow, painful crawl under the sweltering sun. However, the American businessman, who was looking for an elephant with a tusk above 70 pounds, went against shooting the elephants as their tusks were too small. No one was…

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    “Hunting is about the journey, not the outcome,” an anonymous person said. What this means is that hunters enjoy the process of hunting and the bonding between them and the animal by tracking and watching it and bonding with the other hunters that they are with. The hunters want to care for the animals to help keep them healthy and active and they enjoy seeing the animals even when they are not hunting. Trophy hunting would be the next thrill for advanced hunters, tracking animals for days and…

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    standards vary from country to country. In Ethiopia, scars on woman's stomach are considered beautiful so they can attract husbands. Kenyan women believe long earlobes and shaved heads are all the the rave. Some women will go as far as using elephant tusks and twigs to pierce and stretch their earlobes. In Thailand, the Kayan tribe desires long necks because they believe it is the the ultimate sign of elegance. They will use heavy brass rings from the age of five and keep adding until their…

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    Anna’s divided self is also a result of the betrayal of the male figures that surround her. Walter’s financial support symbolizes Anna’s subordination and dependence to the male controlled society. At the end of Anna and Walter relationship, Vincent, Walter’s cousin, writes a letter to Anna, informing Anna of Walter’s decreasing love or less attraction for her. In that letter, Walter offers money if she is able to manage it well. The affair ends on the same note or ground that it began; Anna has…

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    The Columbian Exchange had a tremendous impact on the Americas and Europe. Not only did Columbus find more land for Europe to expand on he also found a way to change how foods and crops can thrive on different land. With this remarkable discovery also came disease which first wiped out most of the Indians living in North and South America and then spread back to Europe. I found it interesting that North and South America was so lush and different from what was going on in Europe that they called…

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    feathers, skins and horns. One example is the African elephant that is heavily hunted for its ivory tusks. Hunters are killing the righteous animals, cutting off their tusks and leaving the elephants there to rot and die, just to get money from merchants. The population went from many millions to a few hundred thousand. Today, elephants are protected, but poachers still find ways to kill them for their tusks ("How Animals Become Extinct.",…

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    egyptian mongoose,roots grasses,fruit,and bark. Weighing up to 6000 kg 6.6 tons and measuring up to 3.3 m 10 ft. at the shoulder the African elephant is the world’s largest land mammal. It is characterized by its highly dexterous trunk, long curved tusks, and massive ears combination of the upper lip and nose, an African elephant’s trunk is extremely strong.Elephants are the largest land animals on Earth. They have characteristic long noses, or trunks large, floppy ears and wide,…

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    regulation fees, it is a foregone conclusion that the ivory hunters should be allowed to continue to do their job which has more positive consequences than previously thought. According to The New York Times article Sri Lanka Destroys Illegal Elephant Tusks, the country has “sought to differentiate itself from its predecessor by sending a powerful message of intolerance for elephant poaching.” The article reveals that some places in the world are no longer tolerating the poaching of elephants.…

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