Search Essays

…; their daily diets are enough. Huanhuan, however, is a picky guy in eating. Only the brand of “Miaow” cat food, bought from a pet store, can meet his needs. My mother-in -law once made an experiment to test his food preference. One day she forgot to buy…

…improved the water clarity of Lake Erie. The filtering of water may increase the exposure humans and animals have to organic pollutants. Early studies have shown that the zebra mussel can accumulate organic pollutants in their tissue to more then 300,000…

…, such as when she adopted 12 children of different ethnicity's and raised them together to show everyone how different people of different parts of the world could still be brothers. She bought and raised animals too, but not like the cat or dog you might have…

…consideration too. Marijuana smoke contains more cancer-causing agents than tobacco smoke, and it irritates the lungs and damages lung function. In addition, lab tests have shown that tars from marijuana smoke have produced tumors when applied to animal skin. Imagine…

…that concerns me the most with genetically engineered food is what will happen in the future. I am curious to know if growing all these plants with different genes will have an effect on other plants or animals over time. It is also mind provoking to wonder what…

…; he was going to call the Humane Society. This became known as the Great Dead Monkey Project, and it leads of course to the aphorism I use as my motto: You should not conduct tests while valuable monkeys are connected, so "Always mount a scratch monkey…

…, this would also effect the fishing industry in the local area, which is what most small islands thrive on. If a wind was to blow from the sea into the coast, there would be traces of oil on it which would cover many land animals in a thin greasy film. The beaches…

…of sleep causes crankiness, and other stress related feelings. Lack of sleep also causes our mind to malfunction and hallucinate. One may see a mailbox as a person, or see wild animals on the streets, and even think that there are cracks in the road. Shermer…

…in Gloucestershire. He observed local milkmaids and found that if they had suffered a similar, yet less deadly form of the smallpox virus (cowpox), they were immune to the actual smallpox virus. He tested his theory on a young boy by placing the cowpox matter into two…

…is that they think biotechnology is an imprecise science and so it will likely to result in unanticipated outcomes and dangerous surprises. But did you know that people have been cross breeding plants and animals for thousands of years? And every time they do…