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    In the novel “Call of the Wild” by Jack London, Buck is the main character. Buck is a strong half St. Bernard and half sheepdog. He was living a comfortable life with his owner Judge Miller in Santa Clara Valley, California but sadly this all came to an end when one of the Judge's servants steals Buck and sells him.  Because gold was discovered in the north large dogs like Buck have become suddenly very valuable and are useful to pull heavy sleds. After traveling on boat and train for many days,

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    THE IDITAROD The Iditarod is a 1,000 mile race. It is really dangerous with jagged mountains,and thin ice.The Iditarod is using a significant event because it save’s the sled dog culture.The Iditarod also is significant event.The Iditarod also is significant event. First,The Iditarod is using a significant event because it save’s the sled dog culture. Instead of having a snowmobile race they use alaskan huskies. The iditarod is very dangerous race though. It still saves the alaskan husky culture

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    According to the National Weather Service, “An ice storm is used to describe occasions when damaging accumulations of ice are expected during freezing rain situations”. Freezing rain occurs when the air is warm high up above the surface and colder close to the surface. “These storms typically develop during the winter in a belt on the north side of a stationary or warm front. In this setting, a combination of three conditions leads to freezing rain: (1) an ample source of moisture in the warm air

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    the largest known dwarf planet In the solar system. Populated by a large number of rough, frosty bodies, You are a wonderland of, Various geographical expressions, With both old and young surfaces, Mountain ranges, polygon-subdivided ice fields, Streaming ice sheets with A proof of subsurface fluids. You orbit around our sun, In around 248 Earth years. It is imagined that, You have five known moons. Charon, Hydra, Nix Kerberos, And Styx You are sometimes called,

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    After 8 hours of traveling it came down to this. Being in a confined space for so long, and having to keep popping my ears because of different altitudes. It was in this moment, I realized, that this house in a small neighborhood in the middle of a forest in the middle of nowhere, I realized, this feels like my second home. I hopped out of the car after a two-hour drive from the airport. My muscles felt reviled from sitting in a squished environment multiple times. I've seen my grandparents house

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    Permafrost Effect

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    Arctic, set out on a Monday morning in late October to begin their fishing season. The two take their walk to the ice with their fishing equipment ready to begin their day. On their walk, the boy nearly falls through the ice. His father grabbed him and pulled him to safety. The two headed home, defeated and startled, and were unable to begin their fishing season until December, when the ice has finally solidified enough to hold the weight of the two men. Due to their fishing season being delayed an

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    Role of Water in Living Organisms Water is one of the most abundant molecules on planet earth; it is found in vast amounts not only in earthly enviroments (oceans, lakes and rivers), but is also present in the atmosphere, and as solid ice in the two poles. Consequently it is rather logical that water plays an important role in biological life: the origins of life occurred in water and life itself wouldn't be able to continue in it's absence . I will now describe the

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    The 1996 Everest Disaster, best known as Into Thin Air by Jon Krakauer. The basis for “Into Thin Air”, are not without controversy. Krakauer also wrote of inexperienced clients, competition among commercial guide outfits and communication failures. Commercial expeditions have been a popular way for amateurs and non-amateurs to conquer Everest. Commercial guiding expeditions have led to many deaths and pollution of the Mountain. Mount Everest, part of the Himalayan mountain range, is the highest

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    maintain their position as one of the largest land predator(s) in the world. As a result, our group had decided to analyze every aspect of Polar bears. Polar bears, whose scientific name is Ursus maritimus, is most commonly referred to as “sea bear” or “ice bear”. These bears are very interesting species that belong to the arctic region. In this essay, I will be discussing the polar bear’s behavior and the type of species interactions they have: The species interaction refers to symbiotic relationships

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    Walter Mitty Dream

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    In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” Walter Mitty daydreams into fantastic fantasies as he faces the harshness of reality. Walter is first seen as the Commander of a navy hydroplane through a hurricane. However, the “The Old Man ain’t afraid of Hell” (The) in the hurricane is afraid of his wife as she nags him for speeding. Unnamed Mrs. Mitty continues to command her husband even insisting that he wear gloves. Walter, upset, purposely takes off the gloves at a red light. As he stopped at the red

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