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…. This country, whether consciously or not, is currently supporting a lack of animal intelligence. If we were to prove such a case there could be substantial implications in factory farming fields, animal experimentation, and others. Until that time (and most likely…

…Corruption is directly proportionate to the greed for power, and Napoleon, being a sly, selfish and witty pig, became more or less a despotic dictator of Animal Farm, who endorsed Lord Acton’s words, “Power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely…

…to be possible in many situations. The novel "Animal Farm", the film "Spiderman", the website "Is Utopia Possible" and the song "Peace Train" are four sources that all help to form a response to the question "Is Utopia possible in this world?" After detailed…

…expresses this theme in his essays, "An Episode of Bed-wetting" and "St. Cyprian's", as well as his novels, "1984" and "Animal Farm". In "An Episode of Bed-wetting" and "St. Cyprian's", Orwell expresses how he feels about the politics in the school, St…

…Moses: Moses is perhaps Orwell's most intriguing character in Animal Farm. This raven, first described as the "especial pet" of Mr. Jones, is the only animal who doesn't work. He's also the only character who doesn't listen to Old Major's speech…

…Foot and mouth disease, also called FMD or hoof and mouth disease, affects cloven-hoofed animals such as swine, cattle, goats, deer, and sheep. This disease often causes epidemics. The symptoms are characterized by a sudden rise in temperature, loss…

…to disappear and there are cases where accidental victims have been reported (farms animals and people) as well. Consequently, hunters must be aware of where their bullets are going in order to avoid silly and irresponsible shooting.…

…animals. Animals are dependent on both their habitat and each other for survival. The preservation of wildlife is both vital and meaningful for human beings and can be justified from a moral, an ecological and an economic standpoint. From a moral aspect…

…she makes references back to the animals she cares for and comes in contact with on the farm. Her knowledge of rural life is shown, by describing details of animals; such as, "eel-thin belly", "life as loose as frogs", "slag heaps stand like sentries…

…in laboratories, on factory farms, in the fur industry, in circuses, and in other forms of entertainment. They live by The Animal Welfare Act (AWA), which is the federal law that governs the humane care, handling, treatment, and transportation of animals used…