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    Hunting and fishing has been around since the earliest people on Earth. People have been trying to perfect the ways of which they are done for thousands upon thousands of years. Hunting and fishing is primarily done because it is a necessity for living or hunters and fisherman do it for fun. A lot of people do both, however. Although what happens when people hunt an area too much or overfish a lake or stream? Overhunting and overfishing can put a hurt on the environment, and the different…

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    Sympetrum Case Study

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    Water skimmer nymphs were collected in the littoral zone of the oxbow lake area at Howell Wetlands in Vanderburgh County on September 21st, 2017. The specimen was identified to the following taxonomic groups: Phylum Arthropoda Class Insecta Order Odonata Family Libellilidae Genus Sympetrum Identification of the specimen began by noticing an hour…

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    story is about this family, and their dog got kidnapped but their gardener and this dog was named Buck. He struggles to survive as a sled dog. He goes through two owners, and he finds the one. His name was John Thornton. Unfortunately, while Buck was hunting down a moose the Indian group named the Yeehats killed John and died. And then Buck joins with a pack of wolves, and every year Buck goes back to where his beloved John Thornton died. In this book Jack London has a naturalistic theme of the…

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    Tasmanian Tiger Essay

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    The Tasmanian Tiger is also known as Tasmanian Wolf or simply Thylacine. The last one died at Hobart Zoo in 1936 and the species was officially declared as extinct in 1986. Tassie Tigers were secretive and nonterritorial creatures that avoided human contact, hunted at night and lead a typical feline lifestyle. With the arrival of Europeans in Tasmania started their long and painful journey to extinction. In 1888, the government introduced 1£ price for its head, leaving them at the mercy of…

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    What happens to a group of boys left all alone in the wild with no adult supervision? There are many possibilities, but they will most likely become wild, savage, and barbaric. As much as they would try to be civilized, it is definitely a lot easier said than done. It would be stressful to find clean water, make shelter, and kill food. Rules will be made and then broken. People will turn against each other. There is a ton of symbolism in the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, but…

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    Buck's Transformation

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    In Call of the Wild by Jack London, Buck undergoes a significant transformation, due to several events. The first major event that transformed Buck was him learning the Law of Club and Fang. The second major event was him killing Spitz. The third major thing to happen was when John Thornton was killed, making Buck fully wild. These events caused Buck to change from a good pet to a wild beast. The first significant reason Buck is transformed is that he learns the Law of Club and Fang. “So that…

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    After the boys had done their re-enactment of catching the boar in chapter 7, Maurice had realized that it had gotten dark. This had caused Ralph to think about the littluns that are with Piggy and told the rest of the group that they can’t leave them under Piggy’s care all night long. Soon after, Jack had replied, “We mustn’t let anything happen to Piggy, must we?” the rivalry between Ralph and Jack is becoming more obvious because Ralph is the leader and Jack had made himself sound like he is…

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    Artemis On the island of Ortygia, Lato and Zeus gave birth to a Greek goddess and gave her the name of Artemis. Following her birth, her twin brother Apollo was born. As Artemis matured, she began to appear more appealing. The virgin goddess was admired by many men and gods. She was pure and guarded her virginity vigorously. If one did not act upon a deed she had granted she would grow antagonized and lose ones composure. She was given seven nymphs to protect her. Artemis, whose Roman name is…

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    The Malagasy Civet

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    Fossa fossana, otherwise known as the Malagasy Civet or even Striped Civet is an euplerid only found in Madagascar. The Malagasy Civet is a small (About 26.9 inches head to tail), nocturnal mammal. Found throughout Madagascar in rain forests and lowlands, the Malagasy Civet creates a couple and claims territory. The niche of the Malagasy Civet is to feed upon invertebrates, small amphibians and some small mammals. The Fossa fossana typically sleeps in hollow trees and rock crevasses during the…

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    In this essay it’ll show you about 2 stories that have members of the dinosaur family. In the stories these members of the dinosaur family are predators. Also in this essay it’ll be comparing the setting, main characters, and conflicts between “Being Prey” and “The Sound of Thunder” The setting between “Being Prey” and “A Sound of Thunder”. The setting is different because “Being Prey” in the swamp. In “The Sound of Thunder” is in the jungle. They are similar because they both are dangerous.…

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