Slaughter Island Research Paper

On October 19th we arrived in Maui, Hawaii. We were set to have a great time! We could not wait to begin our adventure on exploring the island. We knew that it would be great so we set off to a place called But, we had know idea that we would witness something horrific. We had heard a lot about this place that was supposably a great place to snorkel. As a result, on October 21st we had decided to go to the slaughterhouse. At this place you can see many moray eels and beautiful tropical fish. The reason why it was named the slaughterhouse is on occasion the bay will get low and the coral rocks will appear throughout the bay and becomes very dangerous. We were excited. It was October 20th and we decided to go to Boss Frogs. We met a man named Curtus who told us about this great snorkel spot. He gave us all this great information and informed us that on the way to the slaughterhouse we got to go through a humid jungle. He gave us all of the proper information on directions needed. We also rented
After a short morning of waking up extremely early we realized it was finally time we got to see the slaughterhouse! Curren and I were pumped and once again could not stop thinking about what’d it be like seeing a moray eel. Once we got in the car it was about a 15-minute drive. It felt like it took 5 minutes because everywhere we looked you could see something fascinating. When we finally arrived we witnessed a jungle. It was full of bright green plants and large palm trees and coconut trees. As we walked through the sweaty forest we came upon something odd. We found a militia of jungle chickens! There was a pack of about 20 or so. They were all running around forging for food. Once we strolled past the squawking chickens we felt the humid get heavier. We knew we were close to the water. Soon we confronted a river that lead right to the