Bear hunting Essays

  • Informative Essay On Hunting A Bear

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    Out line Hunting a bear Attention gainer Has anyone here seen a bear. Well the north-western part of Washington state there are plenty of bears. Credibility I grew up in Washington and I lived there for about nine years. My family always traveled to see my uncle on the pacific coast near Olympia. Every time my family had a road trip to see my uncle we always saw bears along the freeway roadside and parks. Relevance Growing up as a kid I always saw these massive bears. I kept hearing about people

  • The Importance Of Bear Hunting In New Jersey

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    popular hobby that is in New Jersey is bear hunting. This is because there are a lot of bears in New Jersey. Hunting is a fun sport that people like to participate in, the bear hunt is here for a reason not just for fun. Some people may think that the bear hunt is a cruel sport, because Many bears dying in a short amount of time. These people are against the sport though, but they don’t understand that the population is being kept under control, and the bears are also dangerous at this time, so it

  • The Pros And Cons Of Zoos: Internment Camps

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    article from ABC News.go talks about a sloth bear at the Toledo Zoo that died of dehydration because zoo officials thought she was pregnant. They denied food and water for weeks. The zoo animals have to live in tiny, filthy, and barren enclosures. This makes lots of zoo animals suffer with a problem called zoochosis. Zoochosis makes them go crazy and do weird behavior because of abuse or horrible living spaces. Onegreenplanet.org states that a polar bear named Gus was forced into a zoo enclosure that

  • Black Bear Persuasive Essay Outline

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    I. Introduction: Black bear is the smallest of the three species of bear, and is the only bear living in the eastern United States. Bears are very calm and independent animal. As a result they are usually lives in the wild. Black bear use forest as protection and food. They lifespan are between 10 to 30 years old. When bears in Maine reaches the age of two, their survival exceeds 90% (Maine.gov, 2013). A. Attention-getter: However, nearly the cause of all dead bear resulted from human. B. Thesis

  • Research Paper On Giant Panda

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    endangered animals on the planet. Currently, there are about 1600 giant pandas left in the wild and more than 300 pandas living in breeding centers and zoos (8). This elusive bear-like mammal has been the face of the World Wildlife Fund since 1961 the same year the organization was created. The panda is the rarest of the bear family and mainly live in bamboo forests in the mountains of western China (3). An adult giant panda can reach about 300 lbs. and be 4ft to 5ft tall (8). Their average lifespan

  • Grizzly Bear Essay

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    Grizzly Bear The Ursus arctos horriblilis mostly known as the Grizzly bear is a mammal and an Omnivore. At around the height of 2 meters it is a historic type of bear. It is famous for it’s massive claw’s and it large intake of food per day averaging at 30 kilo’s. As omnivores, Grizzly bears will eat anything nutritious that they can find, gorging foods ranging from roots to sheep. Their diet adapts depending on what foods are available for the season. The Grizzly bear is one of the biggest and

  • The Dene People Analysis

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    den this man decided to rest for the night.The bear who the den belonged to eventually returned from foraging. According to the way this story is told, bears and humans could talk and understand each other; although it was on a higher level than plain speech. So this bear took pity on the lost man and cared for him. The bear told him that he would need to live off the bear in the future and then proceeded to teach him all about bear nature. The bear also reassured the man that he would never go hungry

  • Polar Bear Environment

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    Polar bears are the largest land carnivores in the world. Polar bears are marine mammals, and spend much of their time on Arctic sea ice. Many adaptations make polar bears uniquely suited to life in icy habitats and Polar bears feed almost exclusively on ringed seals and bearded seals. They are also known to eat walrus, beluga whale and bowhead whale carcasses, birds’ eggs, and (rarely) vegetation. Polar bears travel great distances in search of prey. (defender,2017). Polar bears succeed in catching

  • Personal Narrative Essay: The Bear Hunt

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    It was a gloomy September day and the bear hunting season was about to begin. The old farm truck was loaded full with barrels of cooking grease, assorted candy, birdseed and tubes of sticky frosting. We were to hunt four hours north in a little town called Orr, Minnesota. My family had an 80 acre lot that we used strictly for hunting. My mom volunteered to sit in the stand with me and videotape the hunt. She was excited as I to begin this new hunting experience. Near the Canadian border wildlife

  • Questions About Polar Bears

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    Polar Bears Have you ever wondered how Polar bears swim and never freeze to death? Or what they eat? Polar bears live in the coldest parts of the world I know everyone with a brain probably Don’t be so rude to me it’s rude knows that but if you look further into these questions you will find out why Polar bears can love to be in the cold. I will be explaining these questions and more in depth in this paper so all your questions about Polar bears disappear and you can go to your mom and dad and say

  • Species Survival Plan

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    will aid in the fight against the illegal hunting of giant pangolins that is decreasing their numbers so dramatically. Education of the effects of ignoring these regulations, both through legal penalties and the devastation it is causing to the species, will also be emphasized. This will encourage those who do hunt giant pangolins to see the consequences of their actions, both legally and environmentally. Through legal penalties and fines, the amount of hunting and poaching taking place will be reduced

  • Issues In Touching Spirit Bear

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    because there was no instance where he or she needed to leave his or her comfort zone or figure out life. Often times, situations like these can happen to people because they spent their entire lives avoiding scenario after scenario. In Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen, one of the central topics addressed in the novel is finding solutions to problems in life. The protagonist, Cole, overcomes serious problems he has and, in turn, makes his life more agreeable. Not only does Cole tackle tough situations

  • The Spirit Bear Analysis

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    Cole’s Life Conflict What if the Cole was the Spirit Bear? What if he was really fighting with himself the whole time? It would make sense, whenever the Spirit Bear was around Cole, it is feeling the same way that Cole was. Cole Matthews was a sarcastic and a dishonest fifteen-year-old that was always angry and looking for trouble. He had a problem with blaming people for his troubles, when really that main problem was himself. Cole had parents that didn’t even care about him, his father always

  • What Is Cole's Failure In His Life

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    Each time he messed up, he learned from it, you make a mistake, and you make a success out of it. When he was instigating the fight with the Spirit Bear that he couldn’t win. He ignored the thistles as the bear sank its teeth into his thigh, lifting him like a rag doll. Cole’s stomach churned as he swung his knife wildly. Each time he stabbed the bear, its powerful jaws clamped harder. Cole felt his pelvis crack, his body went weak and the knife slipped from his hand. When Cole was lying on the ground

  • Touching Spirit Bear By Ben Mikealson

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    Touching Spirit Bear, by Ben Mikealson, teaches you that Justice should heal not punish. Cole Mathews is a troubled kid who beats up a kid named Peter Driscal. He gets in trouble and gets an opportunity to go to Circle Justice. Cole is banished to a remote Alaskan island where he gets mauled by a bear. This helps Cole realize that he has been taking the wrong path of life. Cole is already a very troubled kid with a lot of anger issues, attitude, and jail sentences, which, therefore, led him to beating

  • Cole's Changing Personality

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    Cole seems to be changing personality wise quite fast. Edwin mentions that people either change slowly under peer pressure or all at once after a traumatic event. Cole’s personality seems to have shifted all of a sudden after Spirit Bear’s attack. Before the attack Cole was furious and thought everyone hated him so he burned all his supplies. Cole had always felt superior about himself, but after the attack his anger somewhat faded and he began to himself as a much smaller item than the rest of the

  • Analysis Of Touching Spirit Bear By Ben Mikaelsen

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    Tradition justice or Circle Justice? The answer to this problem determines Cole’s fate. In the realistic fiction novel,Touching Spirit Bear by Ben Mikaelsen, Cole is a troubled teenager who has the option to heal himself and the people he has harmed by going through Circle Justice. Cole is also recently attacked by a Spirit Bear. Before falling unconscious once again, Cole is rescued by Garvey and Edwin. The question is, is Cole eligible to continue through Circle Justice or should he be tried through

  • An Indian Father's Plea By Robert Lake, Wind-Wolf

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    In “An Indian Father’s Plea” by Robert Lake, Wind-Wolf’s father, Medicine Grizzly Bear, explains why his child isn’t a slow learner, and that he is just different from the other children in an educational way. He say’s this because his son has been taught differently than the other children- because of his Indian culture. Your childhood can affect your view of the world tremendously. Since Medicine Grizzly Bear grew up with an Indian culture, and his son is in the process of growing up with the

  • Character Analysis: Touching Spirit Bear

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    Coles's troubled life proceeds him as he is now facing jail time for nearly beating a kid to death. In the book Touching Spirit Bear, Cole is the main character of this book and goes through many challenges throughout the book, good and bad. Everyone has a different lifestyle but everyone goes through the Circle of Life. People in Cole’s life affect him positively for the better by helping him control his anger and helping his life back on track for success. Cole’s dad negatively impacted Cole’s

  • Personal Narrative: I Love You Bailey: A Sequence Of Events

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    6 I love you Bailey: A Sequence of Events Bailey named her white bear Dan and her gray bear Randy and put them on a shelf above her bed, where they sat throughout her childhood. Honestly, she didn't give them much thought. They had become fixtures of her room, the same way the old lamp and dresser were. Every now and again, she would come home from school to find one of her parents standing beside her bed, looking up at the bears or giving them a little squeeze. Even as time passed, they still recited