Liger Essays

  • Ligers Informative Speech

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    Ligers Informative Speech The clip you just saw is from the popular movie 'Napoleon Dynamite.' Many of you have probably seen it before but I bet you never thought about any of it as being factual, did you? Well, even though the description was a bit off, ligers really do exist. According to Encyclopedia Americana, ligers are a hybrid cross between a male lion and a female tiger (also known as a tigress). It is nearly impossible for them to exist in the wild because most lions live in Africa

  • Repercussions In The Martian Chronicles

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    In history, humans began industrializing in the 1800s where they built factories and created pollution in the world. They tore down whatever was in their way, displacing other people and animals in their habitats, to build something that made money. It wasn’t until the 1960s, where it became mandatory to write up an environmental impact report before a building can be constructed, which forces the builders to think about the negative impacts that could occur from the building. The Martian Chronicles

  • The Disadvantages Of Zoos

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    There are a plenty of animals on the face of this earth and they live on different terrains. But there is one place where most of them can be found and that place is called zoo. Children love going to zoos and watch their favorite animals. But after growing up they realize that those animals are not living like they are supposed to. Zoos can be found in every major city in the world, and they accommodate both native and exotic animals. These beings can vary from an elephant to a kiwi and that is

  • Should Animals Be Kept in Captivity

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    Animals should not be kept in captivity for any reason unless they have been harmed and need to receive treatment but they should be released as soon as they are healthy and capable of taking care of themselves again. The use of a captive animal for research, education, or entertainment is just wrong no creature deserves to have their life taken away for our benefit. Would you want to be captured and put in a tiny box or a fake little ecosystem, or abused and tortured because apparently that’s the

  • Eastern Dragons

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    Dragons don’t only represent the darkness in man. Eastern dragons are a prime example of the things man sees as good. The first good thing of mankind that dragons represent is compassion. Eastern dragons are frequently represented as being caring and compassionate. In the story of Tchang’s pearl, a dragon that had transformed into a serpent gave it’s magical pearl to Tchang in gratitude for running an errand for him (Niles 73). Other legends tell of dragons that angered the gods in order to help

  • How Does Daniel Keyes Use Suffering In Flowers For Algernon

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    Daniel Keyes, within his novel, Flowers for Algernon, presents the theme of “suffering”. Suffering is a universal dilemma and is a part of the human condition. Suffering can manifest as emotional pain, physical angst, mental distress or disturbances of the psyche. The first example of how Daniel Keyes shows that suffering is part of the human condition is, “Rose, terrified, runs after her. Matt sits there staring at the newspaper in his lap. Charlie, frightened by the hysteria and the screaming,

  • Rhetorical Analysis Of The TED Talk

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    Genetic and Biological engineering are just a few of the plethora of types of engineering that are rapidly evolving and expanding their horizons. Many advancements have been made in the field and the community is divided when it comes to the issue of whether or not we should use such technology or what the limits of the technology are. It is imperative to find a solution to this issue or to create regulations because everyone currently does not agree on what should be done about the issue and this