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    in research laboratories at the hands of curious scientists who perform outdated and inaccurate tests that normally prove no benefit to humans. Around 70 million rabbits were killed last year for their fur. New statistics have shown that it takes eleven lynx‚ eighteen red foxes‚ eleven silver foxes‚ one hundred chinchillas‚ thirty rabbits‚ nine beavers‚ twenty-five skunks‚ fourteen otters‚ thirty possums‚ one hundred squirrels‚ or twenty-seven raccoons to make one fur coat. Although animal research

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    What a sweet story this was! It reminded me so much of Arthur‚ the show centralized around Arthur the aardvark and his animal friends. I loved the way Cece Bell used a bunny to represent herself- often a shy‚ timid animal who is prey to many predators often because they’re easy to pick on. Bunnies are also a representation of what she has lost. The giant bunny ears are ironic‚ which was more than likely done on purpose since this particular physical characteristic of these cute woodland creatures

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    Bunny‚ Big Meaning One day‚ looking threw a china cabinet‚ I say little‚ white ears sticking out of an old‚ china tea cup. The ears had a tint of grey‚ and they were a little torn. I reached in to grab them‚ and just as a magician would pull a white rabbit out of his or her hat‚ I pulled out a little stuffed bunny. I had seen this adorable toy before. I had then remembered play with the toy over the years. I thought about all the placed I had taken that little bunny‚ whether we were going out to eat

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    Assignment: Scientific 1. Assignment: Scientific Taxonomy and Earth’s Biodiversity Paper Evonne Lakhvir University of Phoenix at Axia Assignment: Scientific page 2; Mammals: Elephants – Order: Proboscidea Rabbits and hares – Lagomorpha Three characteristics that mammals have middle ear bones (hammer‚ anvil‚ and stirrup) to assist with hearing. All mammals have hair at some point in their development which functions as insulation‚ coloring‚ and aiding in the sense of touch

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    Bonding and Bonded Bunnies Bonding and Bonded Bunnies Rabbits are very sociable creatures‚ which means that most rabbits like to have a friend to snuggle with‚ play with and live with. Finding a bunny friend for your rabbit can be easy‚ but equally‚ it can be very challenging to find bunnies that suit each other. Bonding rabbits does not depend on a rabbit’s age or breed; what it depends on is the personality of each rabbit. This means that a continental giant could bond with a netherland

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    structure for The Velveteen Rabbit‚ one must first assess the correct discourse type. In reviewing the narrative‚ procedural‚ behavioral‚ and expository discourse types‚ The Velveteen Rabbit is undeniably a narrative discourse in surface and notional structure. The plot or notional structure of the story provides insights into what one would imagine is a toy’s ultimate dream of being loved and becoming real. The story begins with the phrase‚ "There was once a velveteen rabbit‚ and in the beginning he

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    In the film "Rabbit Proof Fence"‚ the character A.O. Neville is portrayed as a mostly unsympathetic character. The director‚ Phillip Noyce used the technique of camera angles to develop Neville’s character as very authoritative and controlling of the other characters in the movie. The soundtrack‚ particularly the sound effects‚ are also used to develop Neville’s character. He is shown to be very isolated from the suffering of Aborigines and only concerned for rules and regulations. The lighting and

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    CONDITIONS OF RABBITS Being able to live in a way that is natural for a species is seen as an important aspect of welfare (Fraser‚ 2009). wild rabbits are common. Their behaviour differs little from that of domestic rabbits (Hoy‚ 2006). The mean home range of wild rabbits was estimated at 2200 m for males and 1600 m for females‚ whilst inter-pair distances of adult fattening rabbits in semi-natural conditions were 21-24 m on average(Vastrade‚ 1987) ABNORMAL BEHAVIOR OF RABBIT ` Biting

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    freedom. In the rabbit proof fence it is the Australian aboriginals namely Molly‚ Gracie and Daisy three aboriginal children who have been ripped away from their families and taken and it follows their quest to get home and to gain freedom. In the famous and touching I have a dream speech by Martin Luther King Jr. he explains how he want to achieve freedom and equality for everybody he explains the way it is and the way it should be. To kill a mockingbird by harper Lee‚ rabbit proof fence by Phillip

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    Witness Recount In his "Brer Rabbit Stories"‚ nineteenth- century author Joel Chandler Harris offers a collection of colorful folkloric tales where he portrays vividly his childhood south. To paint a more accurate image of his stories‚ Chandler uses stereotypical characters of the region in his narrative; there is intrinsically no real plot but an old man entertaining a young boy. The author also exploits the vernacular of the region to convey his message and insist on their traditional and cultural

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