Persuasive Essay Why Do We Learn To Survive

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It’s a big deal to learn new thing, but to survive in the wild. Life is fun and learning new things like live like a plant or animal,weather climate, and hunting people should always learn new things and learn to survive in the woods,In a new environment for many reasons. Learning to survive,in the woods takes time and lots of hard work. It needs a 100% of hard work,learning to survive can help a lot just think, survive in woods can help sharpen your mind,make your senses lot stronger. Most people in the world, learn new things all the time, why not learn to survive. The weather is rain,snow,and sun it’s cold with it rains and snows and it’s hot when it's sunny. Learning to adapt to different weather climates can help with many things how

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