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    people should or should not feed wild birds? In my personal opinion I believe that people should not feed wild birds. Everyone has there on opinion that is why they call it an opinion. Everyone will have a different feeling and that is fine. Some people may want to feed that wild birds and some people may not want to feed wild birds. In the passage " Stop feeding birds" it states, " Many people believe that they can do their part to help wildlife be providing food for wild birds. They believe it…

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    Animals need to be left where they are comfortable and are used to, they should not be removed and brought into a family. This would make the animal uncomfortable and nervous about what is happening, this could cause the animal to get out of control and cause danger to themselves, their owners, or anyone else around. Exotic animals may be fun and may be fun and may set you apart from other families with a regular dog or cat, but is that is not what is best, not for you or the animal. Owning an…

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    McCandless left his town and the ones he loved to go to the wild in Alaska. He left home without telling his family where he was going so once they noticed he was gone they didn't know where to look. Why would he leave his family like today?... He must really like the wild enough to leave his family. So this essay will answer this question, what did mcCandless like about the wild? McCandless is no longer poisoned by the civilization. McCandless has been living in a bus he found in…

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    In his essay, “Walking,” Henry David Thoreau discusses a number of ideas on wilderness and society, and makes several bold claims about society’s detrimental effect on the “wild.” He begins by expressing his affinity for taking long walks on which he “saunters” outdoors. Thoreau explains that not everyone is equipped with the necessary disposition for these types of journeys and says, “no wealth can buy the requisite leisure, freedom, and independence which are the capital in this profession.”…

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    Into The Wild Analysis

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    the Wild by Jon Krakauer chronicles Chris McCandless as he uproots his entire life to lead the ultimate adventure or “odyssey” and escape civilization. The song Breezeblocks by alt-J can be very strongly linked to Into the Wild. Breezeblocks can be compared to the theme, Chris’ character, and other characters. Into the Wild has many themes that can be related to Breezeblocks. First, the lyric “do you know where the wild things go?” illustrates that life can be an adventure. Chris is the wild…

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    Benefits Of Zoos

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    benefits of breeding programmes outweigh the horror of zoos? Zoos are everywhere. Most cities have zoos, where families, tourists etc can go and see a variety of animals. People love to go to the zoo to see the animals, but what about the animals? Does zoo life affect the health and well-being of the animals? Is extinction natural selection? Are animals bred in captivity able to be released into the wild and if not, what's the point in breeding them? These are the questions that need to be…

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    To Fed Or Not To Feed?

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    Birds in the wild find their own food. They have always done this and are more than capable of finding and eating their own food like nuts or worms that are available to them in their environment. Yet, we still see people feed animals that are wild. As with all arguments, there are two sides to this one. Not to feed the birds, and to feed the birds. However the answer is that wild birds should not rely on humans to feed them. It is best for them to get their own food without the help of humans…

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    arguments are based off the idea that the wild is unnatural, he wants to clarify what that means—not the wild and nature itself is fake, but rather it is our perception of wilderness and what we associate with it that creates these issues. To begin with he defines the wilderness as an experience—one of being out in nature, seeing something utterly distinct and unnatural to us, an entity that we know is something we could never fully understand. This definition of wild as Cronon presents it leads…

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    Life In life you don’t need many things to be happy. Happiness comes from a good simple life. In the book Into the Wild by Krakauer, Chris McCandless had everything a young boy would want but for Chris McCandless the things he had in life wasn’t what he wanted in order to be happy. Chris McCandless wanted to be far, far away from society. He felt like he was being surrounded from society he didn’t really cared about it all he wanted was to walk into the wild. McCandless shares some…

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    The movie Beasts of a Southern Wild, directed by American filmmaker, composer and animator Benh Zeitlin, takes place in a forgotten bayou town called the Bathtub. Hushpuppy, a naïve six year old, lives with Wink, her hotheaded drunkard father in a rusty shack. When Wink develops a mysterious disease and Mother Nature goes haywire, making ice caps melt and an enormous storm, Hushpuppy thinks that the two are related in some way. Hushpuppy’s world comes crashing down around her as large archaic…

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