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    things come to mind such as climate change‚ water pollution‚ species loss‚ or deforestation. Yet so many other problems get overlooked because they are unrecognizable or do not get as much media coverage. One of these issues is the threat of invasive species. Some people will walk past them every day without even realizing it. After all why would anyone question something that looks just like another plant‚ insect‚ or animal. Invasive species are not as in your face as pollution or deforestation‚ but

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    Reanimate False Species

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    Reanimate address is that we can revive species that could possibly help our ecosystems and save modern day species of animals from going extinct; but on the other hand‚ reviving “extinct species poses a risk of selling the public on a false promise that technology alone can solve our ongoing environmental woes.” Reviving certain species could give ecosystems that depend on “keystone species” that have lost the species diversity they once had because some species no longer fit. And as environmental

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    GROWN-UP’S ARE A DIFFERENT SPECIES Understanding grown-up’s is never easy. They hold on to things that were. They wonder what’s to come... and then they think they know everything just because they have experience! Really!! Antoine de Saint said: “Grown-ups never understand anything for themselves‚ and it’s tiresome for children to be forever explaining things to them”. For example: Have you ever seen a grown-up just after they got a new cell phone? They’re too scared to explore the menu options

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    Aquatic Invasive Species

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    Aquatic Invasive Species Two thirds of the forty freshwater fish extinctions are known to have been caused by invasive species. The extinctions could have been caused by any one of the four thousand three hundred known invasive species in the United States. In Minnesota‚ the land of ten thousand lakes‚ thirty-five percent of all recreational waters are known to hold at least one invasive species (Invasive species of aquatic plants and wild animals in Minnesota: Annual report). The common carp‚ zebra

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    Invasive Alien Species

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    carnivorous fish; it will feed on any smaller fish that comes across with it. In Lake Lanao‚ the white goby is said to have an impact on one of the cyprinid species. Positive Impact: Although the white goby eat the cyprinids it does not have a large impact on the cyprinids compared to eleotrid which feeds on three endemic cyprinid species. Negative Impact: The white goby swims in fresh water. In Lake Mainit the fish was found in their fresh water container and this was the farm’s main water stock

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    Endangered Species Act

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    The Endangered Species Act was written to protect and recover the at risk species and the ecosystems that those animals depend on. It was passed in 1973 in hopes of recognizing the natural resources are very important to our nation and people. The U.S Fish and wildlife Service and the Commerce Department’s National Marine Fisheries Service are administrators of the act‚ and they both have their own responsibilities when it comes to implementing the ESA and the animals it protects. “The FWS has primary

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    Invasive Species The invasion of non-native species is one of the United Nation’s top five environmental concerns; however the term invasive species is one which many people do not fully understand. It is a term used in the media‚ by governments and ecologists‚ to indicate to the public that a new species has entered an area‚ and usually very little is said afterwards‚ however many people do not realise the severity and long term effects of invasive species in their area and worldwide. Unfortunately

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    Charles Darwin is halfway critical in the advancement of experiential and humanist thoughts in light of the fact that he first made individuals mindful of their place in the transformative procedure when the most intense and canny type of life found how mankind had developed. The hypothesis of advancement by common choice was first advanced by Darwin in On the Inception of Species‚ distributed in 1859‚ and his hypothesis is still for the most part acknowledged as the best accessible clarification

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    popular film that entertained the notion that scientist could bring back an extinct species with DNA from mosquitos that were carefully preserved in amber. Now‚ a group of scientists are trying to bring back the great passenger pigeon‚ Ectopistes migratorious. According to the Firefly Encyclopedia of Birds‚ there were 3‚000 million passenger pigeons in the late 18th Century‚ making it one of the most abundant species in the world (p. 253). These birds relied heavily on large numbers to find food and

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    Endangered Species Speech

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    “DOOMED” was the headline on the front page of the United Kingdom newspaper‚ the Daily Mirror‚ in 1961. The article explained how rhinos were doomed to disappear from the face of the earth due to man’s folly‚ greed‚ and neglect. Rhinos once roamed many places throughout Eurasia and Africa and were known to early Europeans who depicted them in cave paintings. Long ago they were widespread across Africa’s savannas and Asia’s tropical forests‚ but today very few rhinos survive outside national parks

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