Wakayama Essays

This essay discusses the experiences and contributions made by different migrant groups, in Australia, between the years of 1850 and 1901. In particular, the Japanese pearl divers and their impacts on the development of Australia as a nation will be evaluated. It is believed that the Japanese pearl divers contributed to the making of Australia by assisting with the expansion of the Australian pearl industry, while adding their culture and ways of life to the country. This essay will outline three

The Port of Nagoya Public Aquarium is an amazing experience for all. The aquarium also focuses on the long course of evolution and how the sea animals have adopted to it is featured in North Annex that incudes Beluga (white whale), dolphin pool and killer whale. Whereas, South Annex features various kinds of water creatures that live in 5 sea zones from Japan to the Atlantic. Currently it has 4 Killer whales (Orca) including a baby that was born in November 2012. "This is a great fun park for the

Bacterial transformation is a technique widely practiced by scientists for research purposes. This experiment explored the transformation of E. coli cultures with pGLO plasmids to allow the bacterial cells to express a foreign protein and emit a fluorescent glow under UV light. The transformation was completed through the heat shock method. Both transformed and untransformed E. coli cultures were grown in four mediums. The four mediums were made of different combinations of the LB nutrient broth

In the materialistic world today, whaling seems to become a norm to the society as it happens around us in the world everyday. In Japan, it was defined as “Japanese Whaling” and it begun in the 12th century. Whaling is an activity that people hunt whales from the sky blue ocean to make profits from it, use them for research purposes and extract the nutrient from their body for human consumption that is essential for human’s health. In fact, it is just an activity that kills whale for human’s own

You're sitting at home one evening doing the same thing you do every night, when suddenly a strange uncomfortable feeling comes over you. Your chest tightens, you heart races, you get lightheaded, and an uncontrollable feeling of panic comes over you. You walk around the room, pacing back and forth, wondering what could be wrong with you. Heart attack? No. Stroke? No. What on earth could be making you feel like this? Are you dying? If not, you certainly feel like you might be. So what could cause