Descriptive Essay : Wild Animal Tour

The swirling wind deposited my hair into a disarray on top of my head. My legs and feet were sore from the constant hiking and my back ached from the cumbersome backpack. The discomfort was pushed into the back of mind because in just a few more steps, I would summit another mountain. Although it may seem illogical, my interest in hiking started before I could even walk. When I was still quite young, I remember being put into a child carrier on my dad’s back, my head bobbing in rhythm to his steps. I am told that sitting in that backpack is the quietest I had ever been, as I was enraptured by the passing trees give way to the sunny slopes of the alpine. Upon learning how to walk, I began to pester my parents to free me from the prison that was the child carrier, and ever since then, hiking has become one of my favorite hobbies. My parents have since fostered my love for hiking, as I have had the good fortune of being able to travel all over the world including to Austria, Iceland, and Utah.

Ross Greene, an experienced conservationist working and residing in the African Congo, sprints to his run-down Jeep, the car keys jingling in the pocket of his dirty cargo shorts. In a few short seconds, Ross’ vehicle roars to life, transporting him to yet another wildlife catastrophe caused by tree loggers in the nearby area. On this particular sunny day, a family of young gorillas has lost their home in the forest, their hair-raising cries and shrieks traveling for miles on end. Ross cringes as he hears the horrible noises, because no animal should have to go through this stressful process in the name of consumer goods. This type of situation is no new occurrence to Ross; Ever since loggers have taken over this area of the African Congo,

Do you ever have a dream where you’re falling, and it feels so real that your body wakes you up? Well this was not a dream. I was falling, and there was no bed for me to wake up in.

There are many exotic animals all over the world that live in the wild. There are many species and some are extinct. Exotic animals are very expensive that require more than what people realize. These animals belong in their natural habitats. It is wrong and cruel for the animals that have to live in captivity when they are meant to live in the wild. Taking exotic animals out of the wild disrupts the natural food chain and negatively affects natural selection.

An ocean of green and brown washes away the rain that trickles meticulously down through the rainforest canopy, with berating waves of leaves and ferns that protect the below world. And this world is a world like none you have ever seen before. As soon as you part the brush to enter the realm of massive vines and howler monkeys, you vision is constantly filled with emerald and you see beauty like never seen before. This wildlife rescue contained a small number of injured animals, but just being in the presence of a few of the Costa Rican wild beasts shredded any amount of doubt in one’s mind that this was paradise. Step into the center of the makeshift zoo, and you find that all the paths converge here. And just as all roads lead to Rome,

Screaming in terror she grabs the wall. The caveman puts down the torch and fire spreads. Speaking the caveman say “ ahh.. fire grows.” Meanwhile, two more booms come from that room. Running upstairs to escape, she meets a blob of words that moves like liquid. Inside its body it has sentence that read “Even though the jungle was wet when the jungle rain” and “the lion roared now.” Staring at the poorly worded sentences and finds a mop from the closet. She whacks the blob pushing it back. In her room she hears a big lion roar. Fearful she rushes to save her stuff meeting the lion. This lion had his ear and tail mixed up and well as it leg with it head. The creature ran historically broke the T.V., candle, and the bed. Quickly she jumps out the window, injuring her leg. She limbs away from the burning house. After leaving the lion steps on the book tearing the pages. All the creature dissolves into dust and the house

One day, while she was watching the webcam, she noticed a young boy in a red jacket carrying a baby who would visit the elephants often. His name is Sebastian Wilder. He lives on a houseboat with his

In dreams, humans fell fear, sorrow, rage, joy, and lust. In chapter 4 of,” The Storytelling Animal” Jonathan Gottschall, tries to persuade the audience that dream are night stories that focus on a protagonist, most likely the dreamer, who practices dealing with dilemmas or who struggles to achieve their desires. Gottschall’s use of extrinsic proof such as data and testimonies from community and proximate authorities are useful and help Gottschall persuade the audience of his thesis. Although Gotschall’s use of extrinsic proof is very helpful there are some places where his proof is lacking.

It was a hot day and the caravan train stopped early, and Arjun was tired of the slow, seemingly perpetual walk. So he went on a small walk by himself, and encountered a drooling, wide eyed tiger, who had just ripped apart an innocent deer for his midday meal. Arjun backed away, and

The Lion would go through towns at night, scaring the children and adult alike, never doing much damage, always coming for the gift the town gave it. The town would give it meats and such to be sure the lion would not attack them or their livestock. After collecting it's gift the Lion always slunk back into the forest and was not seen again until the next night. The town began to run low of foods to offer to the lion and grew into a panic, so they formulated a plan. They would put out their last offering to lure it in, then they would trap it and cage it up so it couldn't ever hurt anyone and they would be able to save their food. So night came as usual and the people hid as usual. The Lion slowly came from the forest and stomped through the town right to the offering spot, and just as it picked up it's gift, they left down a metal cage, trapping the beast. They kept the lion right where they caught it, everyone taunting it when they walked past, no longer fearful of the beast as it was behind bars and could cause them no harm. They would feed it scraps, but never enough and the lion was slowly starving to death. As more days went by it drew closer to it's death, the townspeople noticing that it's demeanor was changing and it was weaker. They did nothing and left the lion in the cage, not worried that it may die and only glad they wouldn't be living in fear again, so the lion did die in the cage, and the lions spirit was cast to

That place was very cold. All I wanted to do was to get to my destiny. I was with my comrade Henry and our 6 dogs. I remember we were taking the coffin and tried that nothing will happen to it. The same day, I camp with Bill. We started eating and talking and we realized that there were 7 dogs. We counted again and we had 6 dogs. We were confused. At the end, we had 5 dogs. I was sad and worried because Fatty was gone. Anyway, we follow the trail. I remember we lost another dog. So I tied the remaining dogs up with leather thongs and sticks. But it did not work because another dog disappeared. We made our way and we noticed the wolf. We tried to scare the she-wolf but we realized that it did not work. By following our route, the sled got stuck

One day Old Mali takes Jeffrey into the jungle to hunt deer, and it is the most exciting moment of Jeffrey’s life. They are out in the jungle for three days, but without any luck, they don’t

This is a story of Roger Romero’s pass and his adventurous life but like all the great he passed away. This is how life started. He had just graduated from high school and he had went on vacation to go visit his grandparents to celebrate on the plane to take off plane. But he didn't know if he was going to have a miscommunication with the pilot what you meant that they were going to crash ,but you didn’t know where u were going to land. When the pilot informed the people they were crashing when they were going Roger was getting scared and didn't know what to do he got on his asking for help . When he crashed and landed he was unconscious and when he woke up he realized he was at his grandparents house, but what he did realize was that he was in Brazil in the Amazon rainforest. all the beautiful colors and all of the all the dangerous deadly creatures there so what's your role in the food chain Against the panther and again the Jaguar .

“There is a passion for hunting deeply implanted within the human breast...:” Charles Dickens (Oliver Twist, 1837). Long before grocery stores and frozen food sections, men and women had to hunt to provide meat and protein for their family. Hunting in order to feed a family or clan used to be a necessity to sustain life. Anymore, the demand to harvest animals from the wild is not as high as it once was. However, hunting is still used as a pastime and considered a sport here in the United States. While many consider it unnecessary because we do have the frozen foods sections, it is a beloved sport from many Americans.

The sun was shining, the sky was spotted with clouds, and the wind was whistling as it passed through the trees. Overall, it was the perfect day to visit the zoo. Smiling, happy children bounded beside me as I walked underneath the large, blue and yellow sign announcing “The Colorado Zoo.” As I walked onto the sidewalk, I looked out over the “habitats.” The big, colorful signs advertising the exotic animals “brought from all over the world!” Animals that were taken from their home, taken from their habitats, and taken to a world where they are put on display. Animals who are forced to live out their lives in zoos in unhealthy, degrading, and devastating ways.