Biodiversity is referred to variety of animal, plants and living things in a particular area. Most people defined biodiversity by species. Species is referred to a group of interbreeding organisms that do not ordinarily breed with members of other groups and give rise to fertile offspring. Biodiversity is extremely important in our daily life where biodiversity provide human with foods, oxygen and medicines. Most medical discoveries are used to cure illness and increase the life span based on the
WILDLIFE: Wildlife refers to a group of plants, animals and other organisms living in an area without human interference. It is one of the most important things in the world without which there will be no possibility of sustaining life on earth. On Earth the count of wildlife is decreasing day by day which should be prevented. Thus, in ‘MITRIKI’ this will not happen and the preservation of wild life will be done. As wild life is important in many ways such as: For food For clothing For medicines
increase in geomorphological studies as several scholars are making significant contribution to the development and growth of geomorphology. 2. Growth of structural Geomorphology: The subject has gained a lot of importance in the recent years, the laws and agents of denudation are gaining importance. There has been a greater trend towards the study of different landform structures created by activities like vulcanicity and tectonic activity, crustal behavior and deformation are becoming highly visible
Animal Farm An Anti-totalitarian novel By - George Orwell Key Words Totalitarian Communism - a political system in which one ruling party plans and controls the collective social action of a state. Tyranny - cruel and oppressive government or rule. Dichotomy - division or contrast between two things that are represented as being opposed or entirely different. Treachery - betrayal of trust. Overview (Context) A dystopian Animal fable – Animal Farm, attacks the idea of totalitarian
on a daily basis involve some type of animal testing? Products that we use every single day are tested on animals such as Windex, Post-it notes, and even Vaseline. Animals have been used for testing since the old ages and a lot of scientists depend on the use of these animals for the development of scientific research. But is the use of animals for scientific purposes really necessary in creating these products? Even though some may say that the use of animal testing has contributed greatly to scientific
Animal science deals with the biology of animals under human control. The domestication of animals is important to the growth and wellbeing of more than one industry; such as poultry, dairy and the meat industry. Domestication allowed humans to contain animals with the right temperament, have a steady food supply, and used animals for companionship, religious purposes and more. Many years ago, the degree of animal science was once called animal husbandry which is another word for the care and breeding
Introduction Motivation and emotion are two fundamental aspects of all animals and specifically humans that have numerous effects on our lives. Not only are these two of similar importance, they are closely related in their effects on human’s everyday life choices and both have equal effects on one another. They are crucial in our evolution over other primates, as a drive to stimulate us to carry out everyday tasks to ensure survival but more importantly, more often than not emotions themselves
Wildlife Conservation Wildlife is a collective term that includes animals, bear, butterflies, crustaceans, fish, moths, aquatic and land vegetation which forms a part of a habitat. Domesticating wild plant and animal species for human benefit has occurred many times all over the planet and has a major impact on the environment, both positive and negative. Wildlife can be found in all ecosystems, deserts, rainforests, plains, and other areas-including the most developed urban sites – all have distinct
the Emotions in Man and Animals” (1872) may be the most significant work of the last centuries. It tends to be considered a pioneer work in the field of non-verbal communication studies and it inspired many modern scientists to the further research in that sphere. As a consequence, it leaded to the observation and analyzes of a great number of non-verbal expressions. One of the researchers, Albert Mehrabian, discovered that the verbal means are of much less importance in the process of conveying
animal and the typical features it represents – namely the fact that pigs are omnivorous and consume everything in repellent way. When it comes to using the analysed term with reference to women, one might claim that it underwent a fundamental change throughout the history of English language. Once applied as a term of endearment: pig or pigsney (originating in OE pigges eye) – ‘a specially cherished or beloved a girl or woman, a sweetheart’, it deteriorated in meaning and began to be used pejoratively