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    Toronto‚ who starts to tell his story. When Pi was a teenager in India‚ he lived with his parents and his brother Ravi. He frequently explores new opportunities and learns many weird and exciting things. Pi’s father is the owner of the Pondicherry Zoo‚ where Pi learns much of the interactions with the animals will occur. Pi’s mother is a passionate reader and shows him a lot of books. Pi’s school is filled with amazing teachers‚ one who really effects Pi is Mr. Kumar. Pi gets his full name (Piscine)

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    By now everyone has heard of the 3 year old boy that managed to climb his way into the gorilla exhibit at the Cincinnati zoo. Fearing for the boy’s life‚ zoo officials made the decision to shoot and kill the 400-pound silverback gorilla named Harambe. I’m not here to discuss whose fault it was or even if it was necessary‚ everyone else is doing that. What I am more interested in is people’s reaction to it. Several questions occurred to me. Why is it that people’s first reaction was not exaltation

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    Animal Captivity Essay

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    Should Animals be held in captivity? Have you ever thought what happens to animals in captivity? There are nature parks out there that is good for animal captivity.Some Zoos help animals and give them the environment that they require and some zoos don’t give the required environment there is also abuse in some sideshow zoos and even some actual zoos.Although some may say that animals are safer in captivity some need to be in their natural habitat too have a life they actually enjoy.Animals should

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    Zoos have been around since the beginnings of civilizations. Animals were kept in tight empty cages as a symbol of wealth and power. French philosopher‚ Rene Descartes‚ brought forth the popular idea that animals do not have sentience because they are machines who lack a mind and consciousness. This reasoning enabled cruelty to be imposed on caged animals. As time goes on‚ people are becoming more educated on the capacity of animals. Which leads to the realization of the underlying sadism in zoos

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    Meerkat Research Paper

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    tails are long enough to double as the animal’s body length (almost 8 inches.) They sometimes have to use their tails as a balance mechanism. They are carnivorous‚ and apart of the mongoose family. Meerkats are very cute and they are fun to see at the zoo. Despite it’s small size‚ it only eats small animals in order to survive. Meerkats have a good sense of smell which is used to sniff out prey that is under the surface of the sand. Meerkats then use their long and sharp front claws to dig out their

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    supplemental readings. Nothing on reactance. 1. “Pure persuasion”: Intentional‚ measured by its effectiveness. Obvious clear cases of persuasion. Relies on language and symbolic action. Involves two or more people. Noncoercive. 2. What is the relationship of persuasion to coercion: Coercion is the practice of forcing another party to act in an involuntary manner by use of threats or intimidation or some other form of pressure or force. Persuasion is the act of changing a persons attitude or behavior

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    Persuasion Theory is a mass communication theory that deals with messages aimed at subtly changing the attitudes of receivers. The concept of Persuasion has been developed between the 1940s and 1950s after studies aimed at defining the optimal persuasive effectiveness of Propaganda‚ being it political or an advertising campaign. Like the Hypodermic Needle Theory‚ it considered audiences passive although the scope of a campaign switched from manipulation into persuasion. Researches on Limited Effects

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    Did you know there’s more than one word with ‘zoo’ in it? Zoo is typically thought of to be an exhibit of animals for public viewing‚ but it’s also a prefix in words like‚ ‘zoophobia’ and‚ ‘zoonomy’. There’s many others‚ but the focus here is ‘zoology’. Zoologists are known to study how animals behave and in what way they interact with different species and living spaces. Some may wonder why we have zoologists; there’re here for good reason. Zoologists help us discover things not only about animal’s

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    I believe that keeping animals in captivity is wrong. Keeping them in cages will cause them to feel isolated‚ because no matter what‚ one can’t copy their environment. An animal would have 18‚000 times less space in zoos than in the wild. A few feel that it would be educational for us‚ and safer for them. However‚ research shows that animals are prepared for what’s out there for them‚ and it also shows the best way for us to learn is by watching them in their natural habitat. Animals are used for

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    Animals Welfare in the Circus Source: http://www.bornfree.org.uk/campaigns/zoo-check/circuses-performing-animals/ All over the world many animals are made to perform doing unnatural behaviours for public entertainment. They perform on side shows‚ globally and in zoos. Many of these unnatural behaviours include tigers jumping through hoops of fire‚ elephants balancing on their heads and lions keeping their mouths open so that people can put their heads into them. All these behaviours are against

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