Asian Elephants stand at about 8.9 ft tall. They weigh about 200 lbs at birth, and about 6,000 lbs as grown adults. Their environment consists of forested areas, moist, evergreen lowlands, and farm areas. Their grey skin helps them keep cool in the heat. They’re warm blooded animals. They are herbivores. They also flap their butterfly like ears against the wind to cool their bodies, as well. They use their long trunks to eat and drink food and water. They don’t have sweat glands so they use their
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One of the most endangered species in the world is the Amur Leopards. One of these big cats can leap 20 feet, run up to 37 miles per hour, and are strong climbers and swimmers. The leopards live best in cold and snowy environments, which is why they are indigenous to eastern Russia, northern China, and Korea. Erin Blakemore, an author from Smithsonian.com, writes about how this species has begun slowly inch back from the edge of extinction. Amur Leopards are dangerously close to extinction. In
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hij Teacher Resource Bank Environmental Studies Unit 1 ENVS1 The Living Environment Teachers Notes Copyright © 2008 AQA and its licensors. All rights reserved. The Assessment and Qualifications Alliance (AQA) is a company limited by guarantee registered in England and Wales (company number 3644723) and a registered charity (registered charity number 1073334). Registered address: AQA, Devas Street, Manchester M15 6EX. Dr Michael Cresswell, Director General. Teacher Resource Bank / GCE Environmental
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Can endangered species of the world rely on the international law for their safety? Discuss This essay will attempt to discuss how the international law protects endangered species of the world. Using academic commentary and legislation it will also review the ethical, philosophical, economical and moral aspects of this area of law. The essay will also draw attention to the current issue, which has been a controversy in the preservation of endangered species of the world, but will particularly
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A lynx is any of the four species within the Lynx genus of medium-sized wild cats. The name "lynx" originated in Middle English via Latin from the Greek word λύγξ, derived from the Indo-European root leuk- ("light, brightness") in reference to the luminescence of its reflective eyes. A lynx’s keen vision earns this cat legendary status in the myths of many cultures. In Greek, Norse, and North American myths, the lynx sees what others can’t, and its role is revealing hidden truths. The lynx
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There was a Mama Siberian tiger in the forest with her cub. The cub’s name was Ayla. Mama said, “Ayla, you can go out and play until dinner is done.” “Sweet! Thank you, Mama!” Ayla said cheerfully. “You’re welcome honey!” yelled Mama. She went running out into the fields, trying to catch a butterfly with her paws. While Ayla was trying to catch a butterfly, the butterfly led her into the forest. “Woah! I didn’t realize how far away I am from home,” Ayla said astonishly. She didn’t
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Analysis of visual text Fearless In the picture of Fred Vuich’s Masterpiece, Tiger Woods is shown teeing off on the eighteenth hole at the 2001 Masters. The Masters is a very prestigious event in golf and draws thousands of fans every year it is held. As clearly seen in the photo, Tiger is the most popular player and attracts the most fans. We can infer that he is the best player in the world both by the title and by how it’s taken, the framing of it. We can also assume that in order to
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GOOD AND BAD SIDE OF WOODS Professional golf player Tiger Woods was born in Cyprus, California on December 30, 1975. Woods won the U.S. Masters at Augusta in 1997 with a record score at the age of 21. He was the youngest man and first African American to earn the title. In 2009, Woods took a break from golf and returning in 2010, but as his personal life took a turn for the worse, the golfer was not at the top of his game. In late November, reports surfaced about a tryst between Woods and nightclub
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Kelly Burack English 101 Professor: Mr. Flood 26 March 2013 Spin Zone – Fact or Fiction The media, both print and broadcast, do not always report fairly. Often instead of reporting the news, the media has a way of creating the news. Of course television and print are all profitable based on ratings and sales. Sometimes if need be, they can misconstrue certain topics to ensure they hold their standing or even project to a certain audience. Although all media purports to give a fair and balanced
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DIAGNOSING MARKETING FAILURE OF KELLOG’S BREAKFAST MATES USING FOUR “A” FRAMEWORK COURSE TITLE: MARKETING MANAGEMENT COURSE CODE: GR 523–1DA SUBMITTED TO DR. RAJ SISODIA, PROFESSOR OF MARKETING SUBMITTED BY KHALED MAHMUD MCCALLUM GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS BENTLEY UNIVERSITY MARCH
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