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    Saving the Malabar Hornbill Introduction: As man continues to extend his developmental practices, nature bears the brunt of it silently. Every year thousands of organisms are wiped from the face of earth permanently. The numbers on the almost extinct list goes on increasing too. To blame man alone for it would be the answer to all the problems, but to try to understand how his activities are harming them seems like a more viable option. The Western Ghats of India is teeming with both flora and…

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    should ban the “sport” or if they should leave it the way it is. Trophy hunting should be illegal because it is morally wrong, wasteful, and kills off endangered species. It is morally wrong because they are killing these animals for the sport of it. Trophy hunting is wasteful because they don’t use the entire animal's body. This also kills off endangered species which can cause a dramatic change in the populations of other animals. The reason why trophy hunting should be completely banned is…

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    BLACK PANTHER, THE GHOST OF THE FOREST Chapter 1: Introduction The black panther is one of the most powerful and smartest animals in the world. It is an aggressive, fearless and strong animal. A black panther is not a member of a specific species but it is a name for some big cats with black coat or fur. It is actually called a black jaguar (Panthera onca) in Central and South America or a black leopard (Panthera pardus) in Asia and Africa. Chapter 2: Black Panther’s Appearance The size…

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    I honestly, don’t think it could have gone much better. During my last field experience, I worked a lot on improving my language when talking with students. For example, saying “I need you to” rather than “can you?” My supervisor said my language and demeanor were great in helping the lesson be the best that it could be. I was ecstatic at her feedback because it was something that I focused on improving in the past. I worked a…

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    Rhinoceroses are mammals that have sub-species occurring in Africa, South America and parts of Asia. These mammals have a nasal horn which consists of a protein called keratin. Rhinos are poached for their horn. In many Asian cultures rhino horn is believed to have magical properties. This has led to the increase in rhino poaching. Rhino poaching is the act of illegally harvesting rhino horn for sale on the black market. Rhinos are killed by poachers as it is easier to harvest the horn from a…

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    Article Analysis - “Should We Kill Animals to Save Them?” by Satvik Gurram Though the fees for hunting animals may presumably go to conservation and help maintain conservancies and wildlife reserves, many critics believe that endangered and big game animals shouldn’t be killed and the benefits of hunting fees are not significant at all. Nyae Nyae, a wildlife reserve in Namibia’s Kalahari Desert, protects one of the last large elephants in the world. In addition to these elephants, around 3,000…

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    The Numenius borealis became critically endangered because of hunting, agriculture and pollutants. On the contrary, I think the de-extinction tool for species surrounding the Numenius borealis would have more negative effects than positive. For example, scientists would focus on the new species and overlook endangered species that already exist. Furthermore, scientists should focus on how to replenish areas and make them more feasible for endangered species. There are many animal populations…

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    have been classified as endangered species because of human proceedings (Endangered Species Conservation). Although every year we are meant to lose 1 to 10 species, we are currently losing approximately 1,000 to 10,000 times the average amount in accordance to the background extinction rate (Extinction). With this in mind, there are currently less than 60 Amur Leopards in the wild and 200 in captivity with fundings furnished by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) (Endangered Species Conservation).…

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    1 Tien Nguyen, Khang Nguyen, Thu Phan, Nhung Nguyen Prof. Linda J.Burgess Eng 1302 11/02/2017 Killing Animals It is a growing concern and an aspect that many people have been quite concerned about over a very long period of time. Wild animals are continuously being killed across the world yet the policies that have been set in motion are ineffective or at least doesn't address all the related of effects of killing these animals. Killing animals has been touted as the best way to assure that…

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    Is it possible to be 16 years old, stranded at sea for 227 days on the same boat as a tiger and come out alive? The answer to this question will most likely be "that's impossible". But Yann Martel wrote a book giving similar instructions on how to do just that. In Yann Martel's novel, Life of Pi, readers follow Pi, a 16-year-old boy, throughout his journey of being stranded in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with a tiger for 227 days. Throughout the book, the most definitive theme is survival.…

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