Adaptations for this family include unusually large ears and small bodies for Fennec and Bat-Eared Foxes. This protects them from the hot African climate. The Fennec and Arctic Fox have thick fur to help provide protection from the climate‚ and they have thick fur on their paws to protect against hot sand/cold snow. They are also both monogamous animals. Bat-Eared Foxes and Arctic Foxes have no shared traits. They are all monogamous. animals that live in underground dens‚ have amazing hearing‚ and
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Death is universal‚ and every culture has its own ways of coping with it. Death rituals and grief can range from how someone is laid to rest to how he/she is memorialized. Every culture and religion has a unique way of burying‚ grieving and memorializing their dearly departed. Personally‚ the most interesting of rituals come from Native Americans‚ Tibetan Buddhist‚ Malagasy people from Madagascar‚ and Australian aboriginal mortuary rites. The Native Americans believe that if you hear an owl it
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The white cheeked Gibbon‚ Sarus Cranes‚ wild water buffalos and the deer were a few of the species heavily affected by the war. According to Arthur Westing‚ the only species that thrived were the termites. Vietnam‚ once referred to as one of the “world’s most attractive big-game hunting regions‚ with a great wealth of animal life” (Vo Quy 8); have lost this honor. Forests destroyed and no roots to hold the soil together or canopies to protect the
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My wife will probably want to go both days.” 151. Q. Why does he ocean roar? A. If you had crabs on your bottom‚ you’d roar‚ too. 152. Q. What did the toothless termite say when he walked into the saloon? A. Where is the bar tender? Is the bar tender here? 153. Chemistry teacher: “What is the formula for water?” Student: “ H I J K L M N O.” Teacher: “Whoever told you that?”
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Shantibala et al eISSN 2278-1145 International Journal of Integrative sciences‚ Innovation and Technology (A Peer Review E-3 Journal of Science Innovation Technology) Section A – Basic Sciences; Section B –Applied and Technological Sciences; Section C – Allied Sciences Available online at www.ijiit.webs.com Research Article ENTOMOPHAGY PRACTICES AMONG THE ETHNIC COMMUNITIES OF MANIPUR‚ NORTH-EAST INDIA T. SHANTIBALA1*‚ R.K. LOKESHWARI1‚ H. DEBARAJ SHARMA1 Insect Bioresources Division‚
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and termites. This section provides requirements for non-residential construction applications‚ such as wood used above ground (e.g.‚ for framing‚ decks‚ stairs‚ etc.)‚ as well as other applications. There are four recommended methods to protect wood-frame structures against durability hazards and thus provide maximum service life for the building. All require proper design and construction: 1. Control moisture using design techniques to avoid decay. 2. Provide effective control of termites and
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Honey Badgers Don’t Care One of the most interesting creatures that I have learned about from the internet would be the honey badger. Honey badgers‚ also known as ratel‚ are a weasel type of creature‚ native to Africa‚ Southwest Asia‚ and the Indian subcontinent. Being called a honey badger‚ one would think it was an animal similar to a badger‚ when in fact it is more like a weasel. The honey badger is the only species of the genus Mellivora. Originally in the 1860s it was assigned to the
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Using Storytelling in the Classroom as a Form of Teaching Storytelling and narrative have both been used as a teaching device for hundreds of years. Their roots have surrounded religion‚ generally as an easier way of understanding the beliefs better. From the early views of Animism and Taoism‚ later to the views of Judaism and Christianity‚ and throughout time to today‚ stories have been used to teach the young and old. However‚ stories are not only used to teach about religious beliefs. Parents
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farmers switching from chemicals to garlic is because it is natural‚ cheap and has natural characteristics of fungicides and insecticides. The most common pesticide made from garlic is garlic spray‚ which controls a variety of organisms including termites‚ ants‚ caterpillars and slugs. The plants will only need to be sprayed once a week because of the long-lasting taste of garlic. This should not be applied close to harvesting time‚ seeing that this could affect the food flavors. Another strategy
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risk from foods. Keep it from the children. What are Pesticides? If it had the suffix- cide in it‚ then you know it’s about killing something. Pesticides are designed to kill unwanted living things‚ or pets‚ whether they are insects‚ weeds‚ fungi‚ termites‚ mites‚ rodents‚ or bacteria. (Lawson 1) Most pesticides are used in agriculture production. You might wonder‚ why are pesticides used in crops‚ well‚ it is actually extremely helpful for agriculture‚ for a very simple reason‚ to keep the crops healthy
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