Sherpa Tenzing Norgay On Ocean Exploration

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Title: Unit 2 Essay - Exploration Cameron Janisse 4/9/23 Block 4. Did you know that according to The University of Montana at 11:30 on the morning of May 29, 1953, New Zealand's Ed Hillary and Darjeeling’s Sherpa Tenzing Norgay became the first known human beings to reach the highest point on this planet? While this amazing feat has been accomplished for such a long time, kids can explore just by finding cool insects or bugs in a park or forest, or really just go on a car ride to the beach and find all sorts of sea creatures and nutrients at the beach. Kids should be encouraged to become explorers because they can help solve problems when they become adults, they are able to get questions about their lives answered, and they can discover species. …show more content…

problems.” (Paragraph 5) (Page 405) This example from the text supports the idea that kids can help solve problems later in life as adults because it is going to be up to our future leaders to help solve some of the ongoing issues we have within our oceans today.To add on, oceans are full of garbage and materials that do not decompose, which ultimately harms our beloved creatures living in the ocean. If kids become educated on the topic and are encouraged to become explorers, they may be motivated to set out and help solve some of these extremely difficult problems that are not easily solved. Finally, although kids can do better for the world later in their lives, sometimes they need to do the best for themselves now. Moreover, kids should be encouraged to become explorers because they are able to get some questions about their lives answered In the memoir, A Long Way Home, it states, “Talking to Lisa sometimes revealed the underlying importance of the search to me: that I was looking for my home to provide closure and to understand my past and perhaps myself better as a result, in the hope that I might somehow reconnect with my Indian family they would know what had happened to me.” (Page 418) (paragraph 27) This example shows how our author, Saroo Brierly, dedicates his time efforts to answer

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