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    The Death of a Toad

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    believe that the writer uses the toad as a sort of synecdoche for wild life in general and uses the "power mower" to represent humans and also machinery. The writer uses these two metaphors in his poem to represent the struggle between wildlife and the devastation being brought upon them by the human race. The writer is using the toad and the power mower as tools to describe a bigger picture; the destruction of many wild life habitats and Eco-systems by humans. Right from the

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    Position Paper The city of Los Angeles has serious environmental issues and we need to pay more attention to that matter to fix it. LA could be a much more welcoming place if it wasn’t for the pollution and vandalism. I believe that if we fund the environmental issue and encourage people not to pollute we could be an even more well known county. Wild animals roam the streets ‚ the sidewalks are dark and dirty‚ walls are tagged all over the county and what do we do about it? To be honest‚ we do

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    Azarya

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    conservation and wildlife tourism around Sariska Tiger Reserve‚ India. Journal of Environmental Management‚ 69(4)‚ 339-347. doi: 10.1016/j.jenvman.2003.09.002 In this article Udaya provide some statistics to show native people’s attitudes about PAs (protected areas) and the influences about wildlife tourism in STR (Sariska Tiger Reserve)‚ India. Udaya use statistics primarily gained from questionnaire that was collected from 18 villages to get an overview of local people’s attitudes towards wildlife tourism

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    The largest environmental issue that is effecting the global climate change specially in Canadian society would be global warming. Although global warming and its effects are taking place all around the world‚ a huge part of the ramifications that we are seeing are taking part in Canada. Global warming has lead to many environmental problems including the melting of the north pole and northern areas as well as forest fires and animal extinction. All of these sub-topics‚ although speaking specifically

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    Lion Facts

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    dense bush‚ and woodlands. They are life span 10 to 14 years in the wild; up to 20 years in captivity. Besides‚ Lions are being killed in rituals of bravery‚ as hunting trophies‚ and for their perceived medicinal and magical powers. ( Lion | African Wildlife Foundation). They usually spend 16 to 20 hours a day sleeping and resting‚ devoting the remaining hours to hunting‚ courting or protecting their territory. They keep in contact with one another by roaring loud enough to be heard up to five miles

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    productivity and biodiversity. It is important for fish and shrimps because mangrove is a source of food for them. Mangrove is also an important roosting habitat for many wildlife species such as migratory birds‚ Grey Heron. There are different types of birds are living in Mai Po because these habitat provide food and shelter varied wildlife. Food chain can be found there. For example‚ mangrove is a kind of food for fishes and shrimps. Then the mangrove is producer while fishes and shrimps are secondary

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    10th Grade Research Paper

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    Cited: Chromel‚ Bruno. "Wildlife‚ Exotic Pets‚ and Emerging Zoonosis." . N.p.‚ 22-24 March 2006. Web. 8 Apr 2013. "Exotic Animals as Pets." ASPCA. N.p.. Web. 8 Apr 2013 Howard‚ Bryan. "25 of the Worst Attacks by Exotic Pets." The Daily Green. N.p.‚ 18 Feb 2009. Web. 8 Apr 2013

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    animals‚ setting a dangerous hunting environment ‚ and becoming over populated. Burmese Pythons are killing large numbers of wildlife such as birds‚ snakes‚ and sometimes alligators. Since Burmese Pythons have no predators this will continue to happen. Andrew Ng‚ a reporter for a newspaper article called Florida’s Python Hunt.If this continues the wildlife population could decrease severely. The

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    Protection of Wildlife

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    The animals have been driven away from their natural habitats and are being ruthlessly poached. The so-called ’sheltered sanctuaries’ too‚ have not been able to provide total security to these animals. There is constant conflict between the wildlife and the people. The farmer’s plough and the poacher’s gun are responsible for the extinction of several species. Take the snow leopard‚ for example. With its grey‚ soft coat and rosette-shaped black dots‚ it ruled over the Himalayas. This beautiful cat

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    our top priority as they are our most precious resources. In the following paragraphs I shall put forth my arguments to support my views. The most important reason for saving wild animals is that they are part of our ecosystem. Every species of wildlife plays a role to maintain the balance of life on Earth. Thus‚ the loss of any species can affect us directly or indirectly. Let us consider species to be like a brick in the foundation of a building. We can probably lose one or two or a dozen bricks

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