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    with customers and complaints • I am in charge of organizing and setting up party’s that we cater for and making sure they run smoothly and the customers are satisfied Skills and interests • Working with and caring for Animals- I regularly visit zoos in the free

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    dominated and controlled. See: Animals in Circuses: Ringling and Reality Zoos: Tiger in zoo Zoos remove animals from their natural birthplaces and companions‚ and confine them in unnatural surroundings. Justifications include arguments such as “they show us animals we normally wouldn’t see”; “they help rehabilitate animals”; and “they are an important educational tool in preserving endangered species.” While many modern zoos do attempt to mimic the animals’ environment as closely as possible‚ you

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    Ted HIghes The Jaguar by Ted Hughes How does Hughes effectively convey the power of the jaguar? Ted Hughes’ poem ‘The Jaguar’ describes the animals in a zoo and their lifestyles. It also compares them to the jaguar‚ which is an animal that lives very differently to the others because of the way it views its life. Yet how does the poem depict the jaguar as a powerful and free animal? The first stanza of Hughes’ poem the jaguar is: ‘The apes yawn and adore their fleas in the sun. ‘The

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    Should Zoo's Be Banned

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    Absolutely not. In today’s world‚ zoos are nothing short of essential. Their main function is conservation. Without captive breeding‚ many endangered species would now be extinct - for example‚ the golden lion tamarin‚ red wolf and Przewalski’s horse. I am not for a moment suggesting that we should stop trying to protect animals’ natural habitats‚ but if endangered species were to become extinct in the wild (which sadly seems quite likely in the near future)‚ zoos will have preserved them for future

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    However‚ the fact that we are putting these animals in a type of “cage” and taking them out of their natural habitat is not necessarily humane and it shows a lack of respect for animals. Therefore‚ due to the fact that these animals are put into a zoo for the mere fact that humans can go and look at them is not something that

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    “The Jaguar” by Ted Hughes evocatively embraces the imprisonment of zoo animals within the human world of civilization. More specifically of an extraordinary jaguar. Hughes beautifully uses a variety of poetic techniques such as onomatopoeia‚ enjambment‚ sensory images‚ similes‚ and alliteration to illustrate the contrast between the stoic existence of the other animals and the untameable spirit of the jaguar. The poem truly manifests the greatness of this wild creature and wonderfully demonstrates

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    Life Of Pi Symbolism Essay

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    often used when discussing zoos and animals. Yann Martel connects that to religion and real people throughout the novel. Because of Yann Martel’s use of symbolism throughout the book‚ it encourages the readers to make connections between Pi’s view of relative truth and the reader’s own version of truth. Life of Pi is a novel that tells the story of a young Indian boy who survives a shipwreck on the way to Canada. The novel starts out with giving background on Pi’s zoo upbringing and his acceptance

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    Communication skills 32 Task 4 - Tokyo Zoo 34 Table of Content for Tokyo Zoo 34 Executive Summary 35 Introduction 36 TOKYO ZOO 37 MOT FAME WORK 38 Conclusion 39 Recommendations 39 References 40 Task 1 – Report about House of fashion Marketing Department Table of Content for House of fasion report Task 1 – Report about House of fashion Marketing Department Error: Reference source not

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    Imagine not being able to lay down‚ turn around‚ or even move. Imagine hard wires digging into the skin that covers legs‚ stomachs‚ and backs. That is what elephants experience almost daily in circuses and zoos. In the wild‚ elephants can walk up to thirty miles a day. In circuses‚ elephants spend almost twenty-three hours every day chained up. Many elephants experience great hardships. One cannot imagine being taken away from their mother at a tender‚ young age. However‚ almost all infantile elephants

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    sounded worse than swearing. She still wouldn’t look at me either‚ and every time I sort of put my hand on her shoulder or something‚ she wouldn’t let me. "Listen‚ do you want to go for a walk?" I asked her. "Do you want to take a walk down to the zoo? If I let you not go back to school this afternoon and go for walk‚ will you cut out this crazy stuff?" She wouldn’t answer me‚ so I said it over again. "If I let you skip school this afternoon and go for a little walk‚ will you cut out the crazy stuff

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