An Alien On Earth And Hunted Humans

Scientist fear that huge 250 pound Burmese Pythons could spread from South Florida to much of the Southern United States. According to a survey report, pythons find ⅓ of the United States to be comfortable for them to spread. Snakes such as Burmese Pythons have shown to be highly adaptable. These snakes can slither at a constant rate of 20 miles, and they never stop moving. The Burmese Python have killed children who were mistaken for food and are unable to stop their instinctive reaction to coil and squeeze. However, Burmese Pythons will have to get past Florida’s alligators first. The absence of predators such as alligators can make these snakes’ journey much easier.

Defensive behaviors such as making the body appear to be bigger help an animal survive by scaring off prey. When an animal makes their body appear to be larger, or tighten quills, or make loud noises the predator animals get spooked and leave them alone.

Kristen D. Randle wrote, “What the mind believes the body will often make reality.” This shows that what you believe can often be true and can be made into real life. In the book “The Only Alien on the Planet” ,Ginny attempts to break into Smitty’s safe and emotionless world, but she realizes her efforts might be causing more harm than good. This can teach us a lesson that if someone uses violence against us , we should stop it and tell someone about is, because it could’ve hurt us.

This creature spreads the fold of skin around its neck and gapes its mouth to scare its predator: Frilled neck Lizard/ King Cobra

Aliens are on most of people's minds they can be useful for both ways but maybe people are thinking they are not good for us because they will kill us and everything bad and awful and death and everything bad, we can use them for testing and how they are alive and how their bodies are working do they work like our bodies

Human beings are the epitome of contradictory. As a whole we have so many accomplishments to take pride in, yet at the same time we have caused so many tragedies where the means do not justify the ends. Regardless of the fact that we are the utmost confusing race to ever exist, human beings should be spared from the wrath of the aliens because human beings are constantly developing and surely that is something to be proud of.

Aliens and life beyond earth has been a mystery for a long time. Many people and scientist have been looking for life outside of Earth, or just floating in the sky trying to get video of it. For all of human history we have been looking for extraterrestrial life, and these are the major events of finding, debunking, and moving forward to life on earth

“Hard times will always reveal true friends.” This shows that a true friend will stick with his friend even in difficulties and they will help you in your hard times and good times whenever you need them. Just like in the Only Alien on the Planet, by Kristen D. Randle, Ginny wanted to make smitty talk but smitty doesn’t make eye contacts with anyone, and Smitty never talks to anyone, so Ginny was trying to figure out why Smitty isn’t talking. Ginny learns that the power of love heals the wounded. We should also learn from her that if you love someone and show them that, then it can help them with their problem.

“ What, what is it Rabbit?” says Rattlesnake. “ You can eat a few pebbles!” says Rabbit. “ That’s a great idea Rabbit!” says Rattlesnake. “ They will move around and hit each other when I move my tail so Hawk will think that I’m a big animal that he can’t see.” Rattlesnake said.

Next, is the venom...the worst part of all. You definitely don't want to get bit. A single bite from a King Cobra can deliver enough venom to kill a full grown Elephant within 3 hours! Only ¼ people survive a bite from the vicious King

Their tough skin gives them resistance to physical damage never suffering the ill affects of having including permanent injury. Many live only to hunt and kill relying on a sense of smell, sound, or sight. They are pure evil predators without regard for their victims.

Walking upright with two legs is a common daily phenomenon, however, the ability of moving with only two legs is the result of millions of years of evolution and adaptation. During the process of human evolution, the appearance of bipedalism, which describes the terrestrial locomotion where animals move with their rear limbs in the form of walking, hopping or running, is considered as one of the major steps that sets Hominin group apart from other primates. Even though the transition from quadrupedalism to bipedalism has major drawbacks that sacrifice the flexibility and prevent bipeds to effectively practice arboreal locomotion, it provides a new form of locomotion and frees both hands to be capable of completing other projects while

One change that the human body has faced through natural selection is the human foot getting flatter. Unlike cats and dogs, the human foot has evolved to no longer walk on the balls of it’s feet (Blue). Cats and dogs have evolved to have longer legs due to their tendency to walk and run on the balls of their feet. Therefore, the human leg has gotten shorter than it was millions of years ago; when humans still ran and walked on the balls of their feet (Blue). Scientists believe that part of why humans began walking with flat feet is because each step from heel to toe elongates the limb completely

One of the earliest ancestors of homo sapiens that are known of is the tchadensis which is a member of the genus Sahelanthropus. The S. tchadensis is a primitive human that lived about 7 million to 6 million years ago, it is believed that they lived in areas that would require walking on two feet such as grasslands, as a result the S. tchadensis had the ability to partially walk on two feet. As time went by the S. tchadensis evolved into the tugenensis, which is a member of the genus Orrorin. The main difference between the S. tchadensis and the O. tugenensis is that the O. tugenensis developed two femur bones which are used for walking on two feet, the O. tugenensis was around from about 6 to 5.8 million years ago. The third genus in human evolution came into existence about 5.8 million years ago and was named Ardipithecus, this genus has two known members kadabba and ramidus.

The crash of the waves hitting the sand, the crisp scent of salt in the air, the soft grainy texture under the toes, the vast blue water stretching out in front looking endless, as I step into it ever so carefully. I descend into the refreshing water, with just a snorkel sticking above the brink. I am surrounded by neon colors of corals, fish and many other sea creatures. Encompassed by the sea life, I felt like they accepted me as one of their own as they whirled around me. The strategic way of swimming is new but life changing. Swimming amongst many other living species was difficult because you really couldn’t use your legs; if you did you could possibly disturb the life around you. Swimming without using your legs is quite difficult because you are then force to use just your arms to project yourself forward.