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    Boxer inspires many of the animals on the farm to further improve themselves, they look up to him. “ To see him toiling up the slope inch by inch, his breath coming fast, the tips of his hoofs clawing at the ground, and his great sides matted with sweat, filled everyone with admiration” (Orwell 75). Everyone saw Bowers hard work and admired him for it, this was a threat to Napoleon and he did not want any threats around, he did not want

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    dark stripes on the legs. This is a very primitive marking, like the eel stripe and the colors dun and buckskin. Sometimes you can also see speckles of the horse's main color in socks or stockings. The hoof can have different markings, too, such as the blue (black) hoof, white hoof, and striped hoof (a mix of the two). There are also many facial markings. Some include blazes (long, wide stripe down the face), stripes (long, narrow stripe down the face), lanterns (completely white face), snips (small

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    god he must abstain from the food of mortals]. But he put away the fat and all the flesh in the high-roofed byre, placing them high up to be a token of his youthful theft. And after that he gathered dry sticks and utterly destroyed with fire all the hoofs and all the heads. “HERMES MYTHS 1.” HERMES MYTHS 1 GENERAL - Greek Mythology,

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    This can be both good and bad. Power can fall into the hands of someone who will work towards benefiting the common good, or it can fall to someone who will take advantage of it and use it to help themselves. Let us just say that power fell into the hoof. After Napoleon took over the farm, animals, such as Benjamin, suffered in silence. “His own

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    The rights of animals have been battled over for generations. Humans began t o domesticate animals such as dogs, goats, chickens, sheep, and beasts of burden between 10,000 and 18,000 years ago. Many people originally believed that because animals had no souls they also felt no pain; however, this belief changed as the study of animals increased. The first animal-protection law in western civilization was adopted in 1641; making it illegal to “exercise any Tirranny or Crueltie towards any bruite

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    Homer Bannon, the steadfast granddad of Lonnie and old cowboy; Hud, the enterprising stepson of Homer; Halmea, the African-American cook; Jesse, the perpetual drifter who was hired by Homer; and Newt Garrett, the veterinarian who inadvertently spread hoof-and-mouth disease to Homer’s herd. Each and every character is a representation of a stereotype of the West. Once this obligatory introduction was done, McMurtry started the action. The primary dilemma of the story lies in the fact that one of Homer’s

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    third and fourth, respectively, shortly after Ox. Dragon, who was delayed because of his compassionate nature, finished fifth. Horse was on track to finishing sixth, but fell backwards out of fright when Snake appeared from his hiding spot on Horse’s hoof. As such, Snake finished sixth and horse seventh. Goat, Monkey, and Rooster finished eighth, ninth, and tenth. Dog and Pig finished eleventh and twelfth. I’ve now learned that like the horse in the story, I am constantly being cheated of a more favorable

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    If you have ever cared for an animal you know, it is never as easy as it seems. A good deal of time, effort, and money go into taking care of pets and/or livestock properly. While sometimes it feels like a downhill slide, at the end of a long day farmers feel a sense of accomplishment. A good farmer will give any living animal the best life it can live even though we tend to care for each species differently. While horses and cows have many similarities when it comes to appearances, they have many

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    Looking back at my experiences is always a comforting endeavor. Growing up with a very involved family, especially my father, lead to many enjoyable experiences during the most influential years of my life. Most of those experiences were spent outdoors. Hunting, fishing, camping, and just spending as much time outside as possible, these were the activities that marked the majority of my life growing up. My father grew up doing these things and he made a very concerted effort to make sure that we

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    increased speed. This kind of limb is very effective when it comes to transferring muscular energy into forward motion, allowing for incredible endurance (Lab Notes). It would enable horses to run away from predators. We also observed the formation of the hoof. Over time, the outer metatarsal decreased in length compared to the central metatarsal. Another trend we saw was that the central metatarsal increased in length over the course of history (Lab Data). This would further allow for increased speed, but

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