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First, let’s start with cleanliness and personal hygiene. Oscar has some incontinence problems. He is fat, so he can’t really clean himself. He is also litter box trained. Moses on the other hand does not have any incontinence problems, but he does have hair ball problems. He is not fat, so he does not have any problems cleaning himself. He is also litter box trained. Next, let’s talk about their eating and drinking habits. Oscar eats a lot of cat food, sometimes when the bowls are empty, he would start

McDonalds: Welcome sign in the high street or a place to avoid? In this essay I will be discussing the pros and cons of fast foods. Now a day every body will recognize the golden arches of McDonalds, it is hard not to. McDonalds has restaurants everywhere, beside major roads and in almost every high street. Their commercials are on television at least once a day. They became popular within a couple of years. Teenagers especially like McDonalds because of the relaxed atmosphere, cheap prizes and

Water is an essential part of our everyday lives. We use it various activities, including; watering our yards, washing clothes dishes and cars, bathing ourselves and our pets, preparing food, and most importantly drinking. Our bodies are approximately sixty percent water. In order to survive, we need to drink plenty of water everyday to insure we do not get dehydrated. Without drinkable water, we would be sentenced to inevitable death. However, despite this, water pollution is one of the most common

Bong! Bong! Bong! Sounded the cheesey end of the day bell. I was so excited to get out of school. Why? Today was the last day of second grade! . I could go home and take a much needed summer break. I thought to myself as a trotted out to the front of the building. It wasn't that easy though because of all the screaming and rambunctious kids trying to escape the prison also. I finally made it out of the chaos and into the pick/drop off lane. Frantically looking for my mom’s van so I can get away from

Why people pollute and disrespect the ocean People disrespect and pollute the ocean. They do this because they are either from underdeveloped countries, don't care, think because they litter a little bit it doesn't matter, they know about it and don't do anything about it, and sometimes causes for it are on accident, some of the damage to animals is from populated and developed countries. When people put animals in danger of pollution they tend to die down. The animals are at threat. Hopefully

"In the jungle, / the mighty jungle, / the lion sleeps tonight," without clean drinking water (Linda and Weiss). The sad truth about this Earth is millions of its people go every day without clean drinking water. Here in America we have a blessing that goes unappreciated; tap water. Tap water is better than bottled water because it is an extreme money saver, while being very convenient for the average busy American, and it is better for the environment. Tap water is more benefic To begin with, if

Alternately, low vegetation cover following fires is evident in shrublands due to their high flammability, where most of the woody material and leaf litter are burnt (Walsh and McDougall 2004). Studies on post-fire recovery of sub-alpine treeless vegetation in Victoria suggest that there is a trend toward increased shrub frequency over the short to medium term in grasslands and heathlands due to germination

TRACY-LEE PETERSEN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION EDA3046 ASSIGNMENT 2 UNIQUE NUMBER: 882222 1. Lesson Plan Scheme 2. Activity Sheet 1 3. Activity Sheet 2 4. Bibliograghy | | |Subject: Life Skills Grade: 3

The skin of amphibians is tremendously thin, as a result of this frogs are extremely sensitive to any subtle changes in the climate. In particular these are temperature, humidity, water quality and airborne diseases this makes them acutely vulnerable to catching these diseases and fungal infections. Unlike reptiles or birds, which have hard-shelled eggs, amphibians have jelly-like, unshelled eggs that cannot survive desiccation. Amphibians need moist climates to reproduce, and this makes them extremely

In a clean up project by Keep America Beautiful Campaign 25-50% of all trash picked up was comprised of cigarette butts on roadways and streets. Approximately 1.69 billion pounds of butts wind up as litter worldwide per year (Novotny, et al). In 2009, an estimated 51.2 billion pieces of litter were recovered from roadways in the U.S., 38% of it being tobacco products (Rath, et al). Cigarette butts, which are made of cellulose acetate, is photodegradable but not biodegradable meaning that the sun