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    Mozart and the Whale

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    Media Review: Mozart and the Whale Mozart and the Whale is a movie loosely based on the non-fiction book of the same name written by Jerry Newport.  The main characters are Donald‚ played by Josh Hartnet‚ and Isabelle played by Radha Mitchell.  The film follows the two main characters as they meet and build a relationship.  It focuses on the normal ups and downs of a typical romance that is compounded by the fact that the lovers both have Asperger’s Syndrome.  Asperger’s Syndrome is a pervasive

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    but the Amur leopard is now extinct in those countries. A 2007 census counted only 14-20 adult Amur leopards and 5-6 cubs. Threats facing the species include habitat loss due to logging‚ road building and encroaching civilization‚ poaching (illegal hunting) and global climate change. JAVAN RHINOCEROS The Javan rhinoceros (Rhinoceros sondaicus) is the most endangered of the world’s five rhinoceros species‚ with an estimated 40-60 animals remaining on the western tip of the Island of Java

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    Animal Poaching

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    and should be stopped. Poaching is not the same as the regulated hunting sport. Hunters have licenses to practice hunting as a sport and they practice and follow the laws inflicted on them including following the hunting season and only hunting designated animals on regulated hunting grounds. A poacher does not contain a hunting license. They kill animals all year long regardless of what animals are in the corresponded hunting season. Even if they are in season‚ they may also often use illegal

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    we done more‚ these helpless Rhinos - many simply murdered for a horn - could have continued to thrive on Earth. How many animals are we‚ with evidence‚ destroying? Tigers were first put on the endangered species list in the 1960’s‚ but trophy hunting and fur trade has continued despite the heightened risk of extinction (2). Fewer than 600 Mediterranean monk seals exist and they are one of world’s most critically endangered marine mammals. Their decline can be attributed to industrial development

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    The Explorer Doughter

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    Inughuit people was changing under the impact of the modern world‚ but that they still retained aspects of their traditional way of life‚ for instance hunting for food and driving teams of dogs. A major part of the passage is an account of a hunt for narwhal whales. Hunting is a very emotive issue and many conservationists argue that whales should be protected. Kari Herbert’s feelings are divided on this topic. She sympathises with both the narwhal and the hunters‚ who face incredible danger

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    Animal extinction is happening nowadays due to the multiple factors of environmental degradation. The primary cause of environmental degradation is human disturbance. Extinctions caused by human are generally considered to be are recent phenomena. When humans convert wild areas for agriculture‚ forestry‚ urban development‚ or water projects including dams‚ hydropower‚ and irrigation‚ they reduce or eliminate its usefulness as a habitat for the other species that live there. The temperature of the

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    Endangered Wildlife

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    unicorns. Due to factors such as illegal game hunting‚ environmental pollution and human encroachment into habitats‚ more and more species of animals are becoming endangered every day. It is society ’s duty to discover the source of the problem as well as find solutions for them in order to sustain what precious wildlife is left. By instigating protective laws for the threatened species‚ breeding them in captivity and releasing them in the wild‚ banning over-hunting‚ and many other ways‚ we can ensure that

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    Illegal Poaching

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    iIllegal poaching Definition of illegal poaching Hunting is type of activity that killing or capturing wild animals as their main food supply in old time‚ for instance roosters‚ deer‚ goat and others animals. Nowadays‚ hunting animals that are almost extinct in this world are called illegal poaching and people in modern days will think the most serious of environmental problem is pollution‚ but an illegal poaching wild animal also is the one of serious problem which impacts the environment too

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    Problems with Wildlife

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    obvious that the level of wildlife has been decreasing amazingly over the years. Species of animals and plants are rapidly becoming endangered or even extinct. There are many factors that are making this problem a reality. Habitat destruction‚ hunting‚ and pollution are the three major factors that are destroying our wildlife. The destruction of habitat is the greatest of all threats to wildlife‚ whether they’re rich tropical forests‚ mangroves‚ swamps‚ coral reefs‚ or your own local grassland

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    developed by cultures in the arctic of North America for hunting. To these people‚ the kayak meant survival. Without it they couldn’t get food. There wasn’t much time for recreation. To obtain food they used kayaks to hunt in extremely harsh conditions. Archaeologists have found evidence that indicates kayaks to be at least 4000 years old. Hunting in a kayak was very dangerous. Sometimes a wounded animal wound attack the kayak‚ and walrus and whales were especially dangerous when injured. Occasionally

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