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    The Majestic Mammal

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    showed that the cold conditions were tough for the young mammals (as cited in “Columbian Mammoth & Channel Island Mammoth”). Also, woolly mammoths weren’t the only “woolly” creatures during this time. There were also a species called the woolly rhinoceroses that existed around the same time (“10 Fascinating Facts about Woolly Mammoths”). African elephants aren’t even that much smaller than woolly mammoths like many people are lead to believe. The average male woolly mammoth was only about nine to

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    Estefany Rivera English III October 27, 2014 For millions of years, animal There are many reasons why to make healthier choices. Of Course, the choice whether to become a vegan is a matter of personal choice. We are so caught up in today 's food choice with fast food, GMO (Genetically Modified Food), Artificial flavors, and meat. These things are not only killing our health but they are slaying our environment and our animals. Becoming

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    Dennis Asante Professor Okoror Global Health 09/17/14 Globalization It is summer in Ghana and I’m walking down a block in my neighborhood. The air is hazy and dense and the smell of food fills every corner. A city that never used to have any of foreign foods, now filled with the aroma and signs of fast food restaurants. As I walked, I realize that there was only one whole food market. Meanwhile, a McDonald’s and Kentucky Fried Chicken were seen on multiple corners. Another thing I noticed: the

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    This photo from the World Wildlife Fund is a part of a series of similar photos. In these other photos the bluefin tuna is wearing rhinoceros and gorilla masks. For some reason these pandas and other creatures are the “mainstream” endangered animals. People seem to care more about these animals even though the bluefin tuna is actually in more danger. But, why? Is it because they are cuter? Nicer? More known? This photo makes me angry. Not only are we the reason that these animals are going extinct

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    Throughout evolution, many species have come and gone. What causes a species to become extinct and what can the human race due to prevent it? Many species’ population decline has been linked to human causation. An endangered species is defined as “plant and animal species that are at risk for extinction” (Funk). Endangered species can be placed into two more specific categorizes. Threatened species are species at risk for endangerment, while endangered species are at risk for extinction. Despite

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    This photo from the World Wildlife Fund is apart of a series of similar photos. In these other photos the bluefin tuna are wearing rhinoceros and gorilla masks. For some reason these pandas and other creatures are the “mainstream” endangered animals. People seem to care more about these animals even though the bluefin tuna is actually in more danger. But, why? Is it because they are cuter? Nicer? More known?     This photo makes me angry. Not only are we the reason that these animals are going extinct

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    time it changed into regular horse size. The horse belongs to Perissodactyla (odd-toed.)They are all members who share hooved feet with an odd number of toes, also their upper lips and similar tooth structure. Horses have a common ancestry with rhinoceroses. Modern horses are

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    Culture Of Afric Africa

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    CULTURE OF AFRICA INTRODUCTION The incomprehensible mainland of Africa is so rich and different in its society with it transforming beginning with one of the nation then coming the next one as well as inside an individual nation numerous diverse societies might be found. Much of Africa 's social action focuses on the family and the ethnic gathering. Symbolization, music, and oral writing serve to fortify existing religious and social examples. The Westernized minority, impacted by European society

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    animals. In the present, I want to be a large animal veterinarian. Contrary to a regular veterinarian, a large animal veterinarian is a veterinarian for larger animals. Large animal veterinarians work with animals such as lions, bears, elephants, and rhinoceroses. But due to the size and aggression of these animals, this can prove to be a very dangerous job because many veterinarians have gotten injured in their work. Due to these circumstances, I think that it would be a really suitable job for me. I will

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    Organisms of the African Savanna Essay

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    THE MEERKAT (Suricata suricatta) The meerkat , otherwise known as the suricate, is a small, furry member of the Mongoose family (Herpestidae) that can stand upright. The creatures have round, fluffy bellies with smaller, more slender limbs. Their snouts are small and pointed, coming to a sharp tip at the animal’s black nose. It lives in the African Savanna grasslands in groups of twenty five to fifty. These groups are called mobs or manors. The female meerkat gives birth to two to five pups

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