Red Panda

The self -guided field trip that I conducted was to the Santa Ana Zoo. I went to the Santa Ana Zoo on April 7th, 2017. What I learned while being at the zoo was how animals interacted with each other and their environment. A couple of the animals were able to live in the same environment because they don’t eat or harm one another. An observation I made was that they grouped different animals in a huge cage like lemurs, a couple of birds, and a porcupine in which they lived very peacefully minding

Issaquah, Washington is located in King County. Known for its rapidly growing suburb, Issaquah was ranked 2nd in the entire state of Washington and 89th in the nation. It was also ranked 6th out of 279 for population growth between the years of 2000 and 2005. The name “Issaquah” comes from a Native American background and means “the sound of birds”, “snake”, or possibly “little stream”. While in Issaquah, you are likely to be surrounded by the Issaquah Alps, which includes several hiking trails along

Humans think the bears are attractive in many way. First, I think they are attractive to humans because they are ‘rare’. In the world, there is just 8 species are left, and it is even hard to have a chance to look at it. So I think this reason made people’s curiosity more bigger and later the thinking turns to attractive because they will gradually think the bear is really special because it is hard to see. Second reason is ‘cute’. Different from its personality and weapon that included in body

In this essay, the stories, “Zoo,” and “He-y, Come on Ou-t,” are compared by the unexpected twist and setting details. In a brief summary, the story “Zoo,” introduces us to Professor Hugo’s Interplanetary Zoo where creatures from many different planets are showcased around the world. On the other hand, “He-y, Come on Ou-t,” presents us with a mysterious hole founded after a disaterous event. Eventhough both stories may seem entirely different on the surface, if you look at them at a different perspective

A pika is a small mammal in the ochotonidae family. Pikas have a round body, very short limbs, rounded ears and are usually short haired. (and really cute) They look more like a mouse but are way more closely related to a rabbit. There are about thirty different types of pikas that are still alive. Almost all pika species are extinct, and all of the species that are alive, are highly endangered. According to Natureworks, there are two different pika species in north America, and twenty-eight in Asia

Getting Rid of Zoos Why should we get rid of zoos? Many people enjoy going to zoos. However, they don’t think about animals who live in zoos. Zoos collect different animals in one environment, but not all animals live in this environment. No place can keep different animals in their environment in small place because nobody can change the weather. We should get rid of zoos for two reasons. Frist, there is no place like home, and a zoo is not home for an animal. There are some animals live in wild

The single mention of its portentous name suffices to remind even the most resolute of children of the caustic stench of sterilizing agents that chokes every last in of the atmosphere and the ominous gleam of needle raised to be plunged into the brachial plexus artery. Every child has come to associate their debilitative ailments and recalcitrant illnesses with the white-washed walls of a hospital. Through the tenacious effort of the San Diego Kids Zoo, our production team managed to compose a unique

A recent article has been posted of a 100 year old tortoise named Diego who is responsible for saving its species. The tortoises in Galapagos were almost in near extinction and this because the very few males that are on the island did not seem an interest to the females, which slowed down the population rate. The tortoise lives in a breeding center in Santa Cruz but is from a species called Chelnoidis Hoodensis, which is a species that that is only found in Espanola. Knowing the history of this

This world may soon lose something loved by almost all of humanity. The Giant panda, known to be one of the cutest creatures in the world, inhabiting the bamboo forests of central China and many zoos across the world. The Giant panda has a bear like body shape with black fur around the eyes, ears, legs, arms, and shoulders, while the rest of the fur is white. The Chinese consider the Giant panda almost sacred and have done so for a long time, trying their best to not interfere with the animal. This

month, I had the chance to visit the San Diego Zoo, and saw a lot of animals including the giant pandas. While most of the tourists would only stand for a few moments in front of the other animal, many of them linger before the two giant pandas, Baiyun and Xiaoliwu. In fact, it was the only exhibit that we had to wait in a line to see, despite the zoo not being all that busy. It’s evident that pandas are extremely popular animals, not only because of its unique fur coat color, but also because how