You are an ELEPHANT. ELEPHANT: But I feel so pretty. KINGSNAKE: Does it seem hot to you guys? MACAW #1 (as MACAWS enter): Of COURSE it’s hot. This is a tropical rainforest. MACAW #2: We’re Macaws. BEETLE: You look like parrots. MACAW #1: We are! We’re one of hundreds of different kinds of parrots. MACAW #2: Rainforests are home to more than half of all living plant and animal species. KINGSNAKE: I’m not sure I’m cut out for all this heat and
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Frankliniella tritici Rose Midge Frankliniella tritici CHEWING MOUTHPARTS Fuller Rose Beetle Pantomorus crevinus Rose Chafers Macrodactylus subspinosus Japanese Weevils Pseudocneorhinus bifasciatus Japanese Beetles Popillia japonica PEST IN TOMATO 1.Aphids(Peach aphid‚ Potato aphid) Myzus persicae Macrosiphon euphorbiae 2.Beet armyworm Spodoptera exigua 3.Cutworms Agrotis spp. Peridroma saucia Nephelodes minians 4.Flea beetles Epitrix spp. 5.Hornworms (Tomato hornworm‚ Tobacco hornworm) Manduca quinquemaculata
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it affordable for the working class. Volkswagen means “town’s car” or “people’s car” and under this idea‚ in 1938 the “KdF-Wagen” was born. This model was the first Volkswagen Beetle. This first Beetle model tried to be more economically efficient‚ user friendly and affordable than any other car in the industry. The Beetle body shape was a success and it was the first one developed with the wind tunnel. The first factory was located in Wolfsburg or also known as the KdF-Stadt in 1938. In order
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Both the beetle and the honey bee have wing and can fly‚ and most all honey bees as well as beetles are similar in size‚ shape and color. Although they are similar in many ways they are also very different. The roles these two insects play in our natural would could not be more different. Birds- Some characteristics
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When Goodall recalls the time when she met with biologists to discuss about different creatures and the environment‚ she learns‚ “Back in 1989‚ they told me‚ biologists had realized that the American burying beetle was fast declining‚ and it became one of just a few insect species to be listed under the Endangered Species Act.‚” (35-38). This evidence reveals how insects are seen as less significant to the rest of the species since they are one of the few in
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gathering on research 3. Formulation of hypothesis/possible solution of problem 4. Experimental design and data collection 5. Results and analysis of data 6. Conclusions and applications 2. Mealworm are actually beetle insect lava that metamorphosize to adult beetles in about 6 weeks. Problem statement: 1. Can we design an activity to illustrate the scientific method‚ the importance of collecting and graphing data‚ and coming to conclusions? Hypothesis: 1. It is believed an experiment
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This book is named The Midwife’s Apprentice written by Karen Cushman. The time is in the medieval ages‚ and the setting is in England. This book’s about a girl‚ who’s named Beetle‚ that doesn’t remember who her mother is and is homeless. Beetle becomes a Midwife’s apprentice. In chapter two Beetle witnesses a cat bullied and almost killed by a group of despicable boys. She takes care of the cat‚ because she likes it‚ and by the next day the cat is fine. The next day is a holiday
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Think Small was an advertising campaign for the Volkswagen Beetle‚ created by Julian Koenig[1] at the Doyle Dane Bernbach (DDB) agency in the 1950s.[2][3] It was ranked as the best advertising campaign of the twentieth century by Ad Age‚[2] in a survey of North American advertisements. The campaign has been considered so successful that it "did much more than boost sales and build a lifetime of brand loyalty [...] The ad‚ and the work of the ad agency behind it‚ changed the very nature of advertising—from
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other things‚ with the relationship between nature and humanity. At the start the poet is just observing the bird (“He did not know I saw”). She does not interfere‚ but she is not passive‚ as her observations are quite detailed e.g. noticing the Beetle. She is a presence in the poem from line 2‚ but we don’t find out much about her as the focus is on the bird. The human interference‚ finally‚ in line 14 (“I offered him a crumb”) disturbs the scene - the bird flies away (“he unrolled his feathers”)
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contrasts between our perception of the death of a person and that of animals and insects. At the outset‚ Szymborska offers a dry depiction of a beetle which she observes has died. However‚ in so doing‚ she points out something that most of us would be quick to ignore – the difference in attitude with which we treat the death of a human and that of the beetle. She observes that‚ ‘Instead of death’s confusion‚ [there is] tidiness and order’. Here‚ Szymborska subtly makes a comparison: rather than the
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