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American Burrying Beetle

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Jane Goodall innovatively talks about the American Burrying Beetle in her story, “Hope for Animals and Their World”. She declines to loose hope that beetles are “creepy-crawlies” or “bugs.” Her way of illustrating the story is marvelous, as her text has remarkable density. She uses engaging words which captures the reader’s attention. The author explains the importance of insects in nature and human life, the way they help the nature in recycling the valuable elements. “In many places people feast on termites, locusts, and beetle larvae- even I have tasted these things.”(Goodall, 62). The quote conveys that the author have also tried some insects, and praises how they taste. The quote is important, because it shows that insects have different

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