The Hoggins Alternate Ending

Hence they were sent to the spider. The Spider agreed that he would take them to the land below but only if they obeyed his instructions. They were to sit in a basket woven from spider silk, and the spider would lower them there. However, only one of them was allowed to look out of the basket till they touched the ground, if not they would get stuck on the great eagle’s nest. The couple agreed. They sat in the basket and started being lowered down with only one of them looking out (notice the omission of gender here). Soon land was visible, then the river, the lakes and finally the trees. When the one that was peeping out told the other of the wondrous sights, the other jumped up to watch and so, they both got stuck on the great eagle’s nest. They were stuck there for many days and were refused help from the caribou and the lynx. Many days later a bear showed up and agreed to bring them down from the nest. Once down, the bear guided them and taught them how to live .

In the book”The Capture” written by”Kathryn Lasky” the author tells a life story of little owl

curious and they looked inside the bag and they got blown away to Aeolus land. Another

Soaring through the sky hey what are they doing to my house it's getting chopped down yes that's right the Mexican spotted owl.

He opened it, he opened the door and stepped out causing surrounding people to panic and the volume of the storm to greatly increase.

had died. They slept in a tree that night. The day after they found a horse and rode

They hid in a barn under hay and an owl was watching them the whole night. They stayed

Owls have a wide variety of food they eat on which even include insects, bats, and small rodents. They are located in woodland areas located on the continents of Europe, North America, and some parts of Asia. When owl has grabbed its prey and ready to eat it, the owl perches on a branch in a tree and normally eats chunks of the animal. In the story, "The Barn Owl" the author uses detailed answers about owls and how they are affected by pesticides and how they live.

In this lab, I believe that we will find several bones and classify them. While investigating this pellet, I hope to find teeth and skulls. In this investigation, we are seeing what we can find in the owl’s regurgitation using the provided tools.

After seven nights, the storm ceased and Utnapishtim cried out of happiness. However, the ship was caught on a mountain for seven more nights. At the end of the second week, Utnapishtim released a dove to find land, but the dove returned. Then, Utnapishtim set free a sparrow, but the sparrow returned. Lastly, Utnapishtim released a raven and as it found a place to land, it remained there and did not return to the ship.

The pictures on the side of the pages were very helpful to visualize and create a picture of what the author was talking about. The author wrote many different facts that were useful and perhaps interesting. For example, the author wrote that owls can turn their head 270 degrees, which is what makes them very unique and easier to see their prey. The author also wrote about when they hunt and how. They are nocturnal which means they hunt in the night and sleep in the day. Owls are carnivores meaning that they eat meat and are not vegetarian and most species prefer to eat mice, rats, and squirrels. When they are you young you would call them “owlet”. After two months, they start to learn how to fly and hunt their own food. But, after three months

“You were outside,’ she said. ‘There was an eerie light. You were very pale. There were cobwebs and flies all over you. You were hooting, just like an owl.”

Once upon a time, in a place called Gwenythbrook, there lived hundreds of owls. These owls lived in a forest that grew lusciously on the northern outskirts of the town that was the area's namesake. Gwenythbrook was a calm and tranquil place, like the waters of a lake on a still night. In this region, owls were never harmed by the humans. Humans thought the owls to be great, wise creatures that provided protection for all the land. Owls reduced the amount of diseased rats, poisonous snakes, and other harmful pests. Most importantly, the owls flew high above the treetops to warn the townspeople of intruders passing through the forest. When outsiders passed through Gwenythbrook, they would ask the townspeople why they thought the owls to be so wise.

The head scientist, Travis, ran to open the door after one of the others said it looked like a human boy. The second the door opened, every occupant of the room heard what sounded like a distress call in their minds. No one knew what language it was in, but they could tell whatever was making it was in trouble.

He crawled out of his igloo and glided into the ocean. Swimming like he had never swam before, he sped through to water leaving currents behind him. He caught fish after fish for his first meal of the day. After playing in the water and jumping through the waves, he decided that it was time. Slowly and calmly, he slid himself up onto the land. He could already see other penguins and polar bears taking on the fight of climbing the mountain. As he made his way over to the base of the mountain, his other wildlife friends approached him, knowing that something was different with him considering he was not racing through the land and