Im writing a essay on animals here goes: any pointers?\nWhen animals eat,they eat like animals, when they sleep they are like babys, drooling on their own selfs,kinda like when they are eating, but who knows wat they do when u arent watching.... sound good so far?
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Heres a few pointers:\nI could've eaten Alphabits and crapped out a better essay\n\n\nLMFAO are you serious?
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You are what you eat.  Also, you grow to look like your pet. \n\nCheers !!!
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you should have enough commen sense to figure this one out on your own.  lets break the word down: zoo. humm..what do you find at the zoo? last time i went, there were a lot of animals there. ology conected to the end of a word means to the study of. (sociology-the study of human behavior, for example.) plus, you are on a thing called the internet. you cant google zoology?
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Summarizing each paragraph as a simple sentence:\n\nPeople in America are fatter today than they have ever been.\n\nPundits keep trying to tie this phenomenom to a ressurgence in historical interest in the reign of King Henry VIII, who was VERY fat, but just wanted to live life to the fullest.\n\nThe author doesn't believe in the Plantagenet/obesity connection.\n\nNeither should you.
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In many western cultures a dog, like any pet is part of the family! Would you eat your family member? What if it was ok to eat family members in other cultures? What would you think? I heard cannibalism was pretty popular in Cambodia at one time. \n\nI guess people just consider it uncivilized.\n\nThen again some people have pet cows and chickens, so I digress.
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Reportedly they moo (that makes sense since they're ruminants), roar (that's scary), grunt, snort, growl, sneeze, snore (imagine trying to sleep next to a snoring giraffe!), bleat, hiss, whistle and cough.\nI've never heard it so I'm just trusting the sources.
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Interesting question - I'm glad you are thinking about morality and I would like to hear what the anti-fur people have to say about this. If they're not vegetarians, I'd like to hear why they treat some animals (their pets) extremely well while eating others. And why don't the anti-fur people complain about wearing leather? And why aren't they saying anything about the millions of modern day human slaves? I think it is important to have a consistent and logical justification for my own actions!\n\nI believe that *IF* the animals are treated humanely, there is no difference between eating them and wearing their fur. Remember that fur is a renewable resource, but synthetic fur comes from oil, a limited resource.\n\nNot all furs are harvested inhumanely, but the grisly image of clubbing seals and trapping beavers overpowers reality. So anyone who treat their animals well don't necessarily get the credit they're due. Sad that appearances often play a bigger role than facts when making decisions.\n\nIt would probably be more productive if the anti-fur people created a reporting scheme to give credit to those who treat animals well and somehow gave a seal of approval to them. I think most of my countrymen would rather purchase fur products from this type of source than people who maltreat animals.\n\nRegarding your point on the the nutrients in meat, it is possible to be a healthy vegetarian, except that even vegans need vitamin B-12, which only comes from animal sources. And it is almost impossible to avoid eating insect parts in grains, so there is really no such thing as a human who has never eaten animals.
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There are at least 200 pages on mind (including animals) in THE URANTIA BOOK.  At least part of the handle for which you are searching will be found there.\n\nI was once a great believer in behavioral phenotypes which I imagined to arise purely from chemical constituents such as DNA....\n\nBut with many more years of investigation, I have found that just as the behavior of our computers is attributable to programmers, so also the behavior of the animals is attributable to their creators.  In this instance living organisms are a substrate of sorts (carefully organized that way) in which higher realities -- mind and spirit -- can have an effect.\n\nNot to the same degree as one finds in humans, nevertheless quite parallel.\n\nWe have animal bodies ourselves, and our development reflects our phylogenetic heritage.  At various stages we share many of the same aspects of mind ministry as the animals have.\n\nBut we can also become philosophical and plan for the future of our children.  Animals are far less self-conscious and lack the potentials necessary for high wisdom or finding God.\n\nAlthough you may think this unscientific, I am a scientist, just an older one.\n\nAnd I am not the first scientist to bring higher concepts into the commentary.\n\nEinstein and Alfred North Whitehead are two others.\n\nThere are quite a few biologists and medical doctors in this category also.\n\nBut again, the best explanation is in the book mentioned.\n\nOne must be humble to enable great learning.
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You're doing great!  The one English Language Learner error I consistently see is your difficulty with using articles (a, an, the).\n\nReview your writing and ask yourself the following as you do it: Does every singular noun have an article? Does every plural noun in the subject of the sentence have "the" in front of it?\n\nExamples:\n\nA dog      is eating    a bone.\nA dog      is eating    bones.\nThe dogs   are eating   a bone.\nThe dogs   are eating   bones.\n\nNote the Subject of each sentence (the first noun) always has an article. Note that the Object of each sentence (the second noun) has an article if it is singular.\n\nA proper noun (people and places individual names) does not take articles.\n\nOf course, it being English, there are always exceptions to any grammar rule...lol. But if you follow this, in general, your "sound" in your writing will improve dramatically.\n\nHope that helps!  But like I said before, except for this (and a couple of spelling errors), your English is excellent!
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what do you get when you combine an agnostic, an insomniac, and a dyslexic?\n\ngive up yet?----- someone who stays up all night wondering if there really is a dog.
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I think animals are way more intelligent than we can imagine, but certainly they are not as intelligent as us, but that's not like a reason to be dead or whatever, because they have a porpouse here you know, and it's how it's meant to be, they don't care that they aren't intelligent they just do what they are supposed to do, and it's not to think. Of course I wouldn't like to be a deer and the only thing that i could do was wait until I get killed by other animal. thanks god I'm a human
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It is sure that animals are able to produce sounds.\nAlso they have a "vocabulary" (dogs for example make\n5-6 diferent sounds meaning different things.\n\nThis is not speach!!!!\nTalking means thousands of diferent "sounds" meaning\nthousands of different things. Talking is complex and\nneeds a complex brain. Thats why they dont talk.
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Theya re reffering to how the animal lives, obviously, yeah, all farm animals are pretty disgusting, but they are animals. What do you expect?
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There are several areas to check, including:  many websites about the animals themselves or a college website pertaining to physiology.  For the animals, you might want to try a website of an animal food company.
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Hmm... I'm not so sure I agree - I've seen at least two questions today related to dogs bodily functions. It even has the word *gasp* ... poop.
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If you think about it-you see thousands of humans every week-probably, I would guess, something like 10,000 times more humans than any other animal..and yet how often have you seen a human drop from a heart attack, or even the much more common falling from a dizzy spell?  It isn't a common enough occurance to see regularly- Occasionally you will see a bird out of a large flock dropping, usually in a controlled manner- A bird will drop to the ground when it start to feel ill..it won't usually just fly until it drops or passes out.  I have found numerous birds that appeared stunned.  Most were likely from hitting windows, but I can't be sure of that.  From speaking to my veternarian friends, on average humans are more healthy, not less, than the great majority of animals-and if you add in animals in the wild, it's not even close.  Many, if not most, wild animals suffer from parasites of various kinds, and often from infections and poorly healed injuries.  It has nothing at all to do with exercise-pets that live in a house, and get much less exercise than feral dogs and cats live much longer, healthier lives.  The effect of better diet, less stress, modern health care is a much larger factor in health than exercise is-as is obvious from the fact that, even though humans get much less exercise now than 100 years ago, we live much much longer.  That being said, the combination of better diet, less stress, modern medicine *and* plenty of exercise is better still.
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Don't use these examples if it's for a homework assignment. Please, use your own mind to create original topic sentences. But, I am willing to create my own just to show you how you might model your sentences. Ok?\n\n1. Our city needs a new form of mass transit, and here are some reasons why- taxi cabs are too expensive, the bus line doesn't go to the mall, and the trains are old and unreliable.\n\n2. Fashion in clothing is changing today, but classics will always be in style.\n\n3. The Siberian Tiger is my favorite animal. Although it gets its name from its native habitat, the Siberian Tiger is also found in other parts of Asia, as well. Sadly, the Siberian Tiger is an endangered species, and we should take steps to help protect this graceful animal from extinction.\n\n(The last sentence in that paragraph could serve as a topic sentence).