The major difference between crocodiles and alligators is how the alligator is known for its U shaped snout, while a crocodile has a V shaped snout. And just like the slight difference between those two species, schools really are the same way. Their differences almost invisible to the eye, unless they're critically accounted for. And, in metaphorical terms, Chase County could be classified under the term alligator, while Emporia being a crocodile. Although many people don't even bat an eye when choosing which one they prefer there is a major difference, causing to be a downfall to most choosing Emporia schools instead.
They are very similar to normal lizards. The big difference between is that Frill-neck lizard has a large frill around its neck which is usually folded around their body to protect themselves. They are able to run on its hind legs. Scientific classification Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordate Class Sauropsida Order Squamata Suborder Lacertilia Family Agamidae Subfamily Agaminae Genus Chlamydosaurus Species Chlamydosaurus kingii Habitat of Frilled-neck lizard They are mainly found in northern part of Australia and southern New Guinea. They get used to live in humid climates and tropical woodlands.
I followed the tall tour guide man to show me around. He advise me that it’s the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist. It is a home to endangered, rare, and exotic wildlife. Moving by a grey hairy racoon is running and a red snake in the water slithering. The tour man stated that there are twenty-seven know species of snake that live in the Everglades and that only four are venomous.
*It is the largest of all crocodiles. *It is one of two surviving members of the Gavialidae family. *Its length of about around 5 to 6 meters. *Body is divisible into head, neck, trunk and tail. *Colour is generally light tan in juveniles, with black cross banding on body and tail.
I will have to read more to get a better understanding of the character, but it sounds like Ender is the key to this book. 3. Have I gotten stuck at all? What have I done to get unstuck? This question relates back to the first question which was “what has been challenging for me so far.” I have gotten stuck about 3 times so far because of
This book was difficult for me to read because it was very broad, it uses a format that was difficult for me to read and it uses elevated diction that I could not always understand. The chapters/ letters
What if they accidentally burn the books? What if manure gets on it? They don’t realize-oh perhaps that's why they took the books. They understand the value, how much people hunger for literature in these times. These days books are like currency.
All in all, to be ambiguous is somewhat tricky because it could give a work attractiveness which is very important in creating an art work. Likewise, the alligator in "Blue Jeans" is not inserted just to provoke audience imagination about sex or to create romanticized scene. The alligator can also infer to a dangerous man, a dangerous life, something beastly and so on. In my opinion, both interpretations, an alligator-man as a representation of a hunter/womanizer or as a representation of wildlife, are possible and even can be merged together to understand the key role of an alligator-man in the music video. And
The librarian was so impressed with my story that she entered my book in the young author's contest. I won 1st place at my school and I was so proud. I never thought I could finish the assignment, let alone win the contest.From then I began writing stories on my computer and telling my friends and family. People loved how much detail I would add to my stories, all the twists and turns they had. The joy I had with writing lessened away the older I got.
This occurred when I was 5 years old. I did not know how reading, however my grand mother did read them for me. I was insatiable. I was always requesting someone to read me something. At the beginning everyone at home were enchanted with the idea but then it became a problem, they had responsibilities to attend to instead of being reading to me all the time, so my mother