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Unextinct. At the lab they are trying to bring back bold extinct animals. They have the bones of three animals. The Animals are the Dodo bird, Sabertooth tiger and the Dakosaurus. One day Jeffrey Wilson made a serum and he tried it on his dead plant and it came back to life. So he said to his team “I made a serum that made my plant come back to life. So let's test it on the Dodo bird, Sabertooth tiger and dakosaurus bones.” So they tried the serum and it worked. So they put the animals in their habitats

The book Uncle Tom’s Cabin is set in the 19th- century in the deep south. As most people may know, in the 19th- century states in the deep south used to have many black African slaves. These states included Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Florida, and more. Slaves in the south where typically put to work as servants or on a plantation. At the time, many white Americans saw slaves as animals that were not to be compared with white people. Slaves were treated like animals due to them being black and classified

several animals including a mouse, a duck, a dodo, a lorry, and an eaglet were soaking wet after escaping the sea of tears that Alice had previously cried. When discussing how they were to get dry again, Mouse spoke up. “This is the driest thing I know.” he said. Mouse then began to speak in a monotonous tone about William the Conqueror and other “dull” or “dry” things. (Wollner) Since this was obviously unable to get the group out of their soggy state, Dodo suggested that they run a Caucus-race.

beatings of Dodo, Prue, and later Uncle Tom. Dodo was a 12 year old slave boy beaten by his master Henrique who was the same age as him. The reason for this beating was Henrique felt Dodo let his horse get too dirty. Henrique beats Dodo until he is out of breath (quote). Even if Henrique had instructed Dodo to tend to his horse and keep him to the standard that he felt

Dodo Conway embodies the epitome women in society because she is married to a nice man and stays home to watch over her large family. Esther says, “Everyone loved Dodo, although the swelling size of her family was the talk of the neighborhood” (96). Esther resents the fact that Dodo is admired for being what society considers the “perfect” woman. The word “swelling” can be used to describe a pregnant women, which shows how she associates Dodo with motherhood. It is ironic

In “Lost in the Wild”, Goodall tells us about her love for the animals, as well as her concern for their future. Through introduction, she discusses that many of the species had and would still be endangered or extinct due to the negligence of human beings. Goodall concerns, “Will a nature-loving child born seventy-five years from now long to see a live elephant as I longed to see a woolly mammoth?”. However, she also mentioned that “sometimes heroic efforts are being made to save and conserve threatened

On the shores of a remote inlet in Patagonia, Chile, 337 whales were found dead due to reasons yet to be found out. The Dodo reports scientists are startled by what they called the biggest die-off in history. The carcasses found in June were believed to be sei whales, which are already considered endangered. According to National Geographic, sei whales are large baleen whales that could reach about 64 feet in length and 50 tons in weight. These bluish-gray sea mammals are known to be the fastest

returns home to Massachusetts, she describes her neighbor, Dodo Conway: “Not five feet tall, with a grotesque, protruding stomach” (116). In all of these instances, Esther describes human beings through highlighting their body parts; however, she largely compares those parts to inanimate objects. She uses the word eyes to describe a headline, which is lifeless. Furthermore, Bonds explains Esther’s repulsion with Dodo’s pregnancy: “Esther sees Dodo

the article, ”The Stripes Will Survive” by Jacqueline Admas explains that a Siberian tiger named Danya and her twin sister Dasha were in danger and they were being hunted so they had to go to the zoo. In the article, “The Zoos Go Wild from No More Dodos” by Nicholas Nirgiotis and Theodore Nirgiotis explains that a small lowland gorilla named Willie was caught by people who illegally kill or capture wild animals. He spent his life in a cage for 27 years. A turning point in Willie’s life came in 1998

Provide two examples of human-caused species extinction. Two human-caused species extensions are thylacine or Thylacinus cynocephalus, and the dodo bird, (Raphus cucullatus). The Thylacine and the dodo bird were both hunted and killed by settlers. Thylacine were hunted because of a bounty, and dodo birds were very charismatic with humans and were easily hunted and had coveted eggs. Chapter 8 – The Changing Earth 6. What are the major layers of Earth (in order, beginning