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    Animal Mind

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    The Complexity of the Animal Mind Do animals think? This question has been debated for centuries and no clear answer has yet to be decided. By looking at television‚ comic books‚ and children’s literature it would seem that animals do think and act intelligently. The fictional characters are given human movements‚ behavior‚ and language. In contrast‚ science‚ philosophy‚ and many other academic fields do not believe animals to think‚ feel‚ or behave intelligently. Animals are merely machines

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    African American literatures have faced borders and boundaries in their lives and demonstrated in their piece of writing. A border is defining as the edge or boundary of something‚ or part near it. A boundary is a line that marks the limits of an area; a dividing line. Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights in which it oppresses of political‚ social and economic institutions. Women and men should be treated equally in every way in the society. In the book Sula by Toni Morrison‚ the play Fences

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    Life on Earth Worksheet

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    Taxa to explore – Elephants!! 1. Review terms (write definitions for these terms) Extant Species‚ families‚ or groups still in existence Extinct Species‚ families‚ or groups no longer in existence‚ end or died out Genotype Genetic make-up of an organism Phenotype Physical attributes of an organism‚ observable or measurable traits Synapomorphy Shared characteristic that are inherited from most recent common ancestor Background: There are three extant species of elephant: Elaphas maximus

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    Conservation on international trade stipulations‚ and it is unquestionable that the money from the hunts has made a positive impact in many areas. 100‚000 elephants have been illegally poached in Africa and now the President of Kenya is collaborating with Space for Giants to combat poaching. Space for Giants is a Kenya-based charity that protects elephants through techniques such as GPS collaring and working with local communities to prevent human-wildlife conflict. In Namibia‚ trophy hunts fund

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    adaptation) by Rudyard Kipling Parts: (9) Narrator 1 Narrator 2 Elephant Child Kolokolo Bird Crocodile Brother 1 Brother 2 Ostrich Giraffe Narrator 1: In the high and far-off times‚ the elephant‚ O Best Beloved‚ had no trunk. He had only a blackish‚ bulgy nose‚ as big as a boot‚ that he could wriggle about from side to side--but he couldn’t pick up things with it. Narrator 2: But there was one elephant‚ a new elephant--an elephant child--who was full of ’satiable curiosity‚ and that means he asked

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    science homework Aim: In science we did an experiment about elephant skin‚ it was about if elephants cool down quicker when wet or dry. Equipment: 2 thermometers and beakers‚ hot water (to put inside of the beaker)‚ tap water (to wet the cotton)‚ pen‚ paper‚ ruler and a rubber (this is for your graph and data) Method: first get two beakers then wrap one in cotton wool and wet it with a tap water temperature representing the water an elephant would spray on its self to cool down ‚ then wrap one in cotton

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    Pleistocene's Extinction

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    Introduction: The exact reason for the Pleistocene extinction is still not known‚ this data implies that top-down forces and humans are the reason the extinction happened. This data is important because during the Anthropocene humans continue to put animals at risk for another extinction. The authors used data from the Pleistocene and recent data to show that high rates of predation and humans could have lead to the extinction. Both carnivores and humans caused the extinction‚ because both

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    their twenties facing fear about their identities. Robert Thurman’s “Wisdom” speaks about how his experience of becoming a monk taught him to release his inner “self”. And Charles Siebert speaks about the relationship between humans and elephants in the “Elephant Crackup”. Through all of these stories it is clear and apparent that deep and intense fear drives and motivates individuals to become much more compassionate and understanding. First‚ before fully analyzing how fear and compassion interact

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    Human Animal Conflicts

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    people. According to NGO WPSI the man animal conflict has lead to nearly 20 elephant getting killed between Jan 2007 and Jan 2008 in elephant corridor connecting Karnataka‚ Kerala and Tamil nadu. In Nov- Dec 2007 at least five elephant deaths were reported from Waynad plateau region in Kerala and from Bandipur forest reserve along Karnataka Tamil nadu border. Crop and livestock depredation: - A variety of mammals like elephant‚ rhino‚ deer‚ wild pig and monkeys cause immense damage to crops. Damage

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    Circus Animal Abuse

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    Abuse In The Circus Chains‚ spikes‚ and pain is the everyday life for an animal in the circus. Performance animals‚ who experience cruel training‚ extreme punishment‚ and abuse from their handlers should be released from the circus. When people go to the circus‚ they picture a place filled with excitement‚ love‚ and entertainment. In reality‚ the place people used to love when they were children doesn’t exist‚ but is substituted with a cruel and joyless place where the animals that amazed them

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