Introduction Many snakes eat eggs as part of their regular diet. However, the African egg-eater and the Indian egg-eater species only eat eggs.If you don’t like the idea of feeding rodents to snakes, the egg-eating snake may be the pet for you. African egg-eating snakes are not bred in captivity. The only place to acquire one is from an exotic pet dealer. You want to make sure your snake is healthy. It’s a good idea to take your snake to […]
This month the temperatures are warming up spring is in full effect. April is a good time to get out and enjoy all that nature brings us, all the birds singing and wildlife scurrying around. The wildlife that you see are plentiful. All kinds of birds, squirrels, lizards, snakes, deer and their babies. Among these animals you see there are Eastern Wild Turkeys. These turkeys flourish here in Missouri in numbers around 84,000 witch was recorded in a survey taken […]
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Get help with your assignmentThe birds get diseases by some feeders that has bacteria or old food in it, and if a bug bites them and the bug already had a disease. The most common diseases in birds are salmonellosis, trichomoniasis, aspergillosis, avian pox, and lyme disease. Salmonellosis is mostly common in feeders with bacteria in them. Trichomoniasis is a disease that spreads fast in birds if a dove or pigeon has it and a hawk or eagle eat it now they have it. […]
In 1968, many believed that a free-market will self- regulate. Individuals will compete with one another, which will benefit the consumers. However, Garrett Hardin believed otherwise. No outside regulations will cause a depletion of the resources. At this time, Hardin created the term “The Tragedy of the Commons”. Tragedy of the Commons describes a problem where each person will try to benefit themselves using a public resource. The common is the public resource that is shared by everyone. Since the […]
Creation vs. Evolution has been an argument going on for a long time, and no one knows a definite answer. I believe in the theory of Evolution, why? Simply because all sciences rely on indirect evidence. The problem with using “theory” in the certain situation, instead of an idea, scientists use to as an explanation of data to prove the truth. The process of finding out evolution takes a lot of time, but scientist rely on the fossil records, common […]
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Background of study Indigenous chickens also known as ‘chicken makayas’ production is practiced by the majority of subsistence crop producers in most of Zimbabwe’s rural communal areas serving as a vital food (protein source from meat and eggs) and socio-economic pillar for rural households as it integrates well with crop farming contributing in improving nutrition, gender partaking and advancing rural economies over the years (Chisango, 2017). The birds possess high genetic diversity with unspecific breeds, varying considerably […]
Renewable energy is generated by a natural and unconventional source it only need to convert natural energy sources such as the sun, wind, and water into continual energy to facilitate their use in everyday life. Renewable energy is widely available in nature, unlike underground fossil fuels in limited forms like oil, gas, and coal and can be implemented from repeated use. The wind turbines are environmentally friendly and do not contaminate the air with carbon dioxide, sulfur, or hydrogen sulfide […]
The word vampire brings to mind a myriad of spine tingling images; eyes as red as the fresh blood dripping from a pale chin, an eerily wing-like cape flapping in the wind of a misty night, a worryingly well-preserved crypt in an old abandoned castle. Or perhaps the more modern interpretation of a beautiful and brooding young man, as dark as he is handsome, is what comes to mind. Very rarely would one find someone to which the word vampire […]
The two poems in my comparison are The Nightingale’s Nest by John Clare, and Ode to a Nightingale by John Keats. Although both were about the actual bird the nightingale there is so much more depth that can be reached by just reading into what the speaker is feeling as they are describing the actual bird, and not to mention their surroundings and how they are coming in contact with the nature around them. As well as the effect that […]
