The woolly mammoth is perhaps one of the most iconic animals of the ice age, mainly due to the fact that he is the ancestor of an animal that is popular today, the elephant. It was debated for a while as to which species of elephant the mammoth is closely related to, the Asian elephant […]
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Positive Caution: Read this only if ye have seen the films The movies Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and Into the Blue were both released in 2005, on July 15th and September 30th respectively, and each referenced popular stories. Despite no similarity or connection to each other, I perceive a personal rivalry between them. After
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We anticipate a captivating movie based on its appealing poster, but our personal opinion of the film ultimately depends on its quality. Even highly acclaimed films might not resonate with us. As new films release, we eagerly await the next one, often comparing them. This comparison focuses on their quality rather than similarities.
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Rhinos are one of the world’s most popular animals and are sadly on the verge of extinction. Day by day rhinos are killed for their horns which are wrongly believed to have medicinal properties. This results in a loss of life and the orphaning of rhinoceros calves. In order to prevent this, zoos and wildlife
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Jack London’s White Fang, a novel about a wild wolfdog who becomes domesticated and mistreated without affection by each master until his last (who teaches him the meaning of love) examines the violent world of animals and how they view the world of man. The book also teaches us about the meaning of morality and
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There’s Elephants marching one by one Hurrah! Hurrah! There’s Elephants marching one by one Hurrah! Hurrah! There’s Elephants marching one by one and a little calf stops to suck his trunk and they all go marching round and around to fight the poaching way Thump, Thump, Thump There’s Elephants marching two by two
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The Sun began to set low over the horizon casting a warm golden hue upon the land. Soon it commenced its descent, dipping lower and lower, gradually nearing the horizon. The dwindling light of day bestowed a reddish-brown tint upon the expanse of sand, imbuing it with a captivating, almost otherworldly glow. Positioned beneath the
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It has been exactly a month since I lost my Grandfather, Mohan Wagh who succumbed to his battle against a stroke that consumed him late last year. I cannot believe he is gone and I am going to miss him. Trips to Mumbai, India where he and my grandmother live will not be the same
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Winnie-the-Pooh marched through the hundred-acre-wood in a manner that was not like himself. Normally the thought of his favourite food honey would excite him and prompt him to seek ways in which to get it but today something was on his mind. Some years ago, when the thought of honey made him persuade Christopher Robin
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Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter vs George Benton Rubin Carter, a former middleweight African-American boxer known as ‘Hurricane,’ for how he fought in the boxing ring spent 18 years in prison for a crime he did not commit, making him a renowned victim of injustice. He was immortalized in Bob Dylan’s song “Hurricane,” which protested his wrongful
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