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Why is human survival connected to the continual changing nature of the earth?
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because we (and all living things) need to adapt or die (become extinct)
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Is garbage a renewable or non-renewable resource?
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What are the seven principles of Environmental Science?
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How do you control people from polluting nature?
how can we stop polluting the nature
Why are rocks so boring?
Rocks are nature, and nature is apart of who you are as a person.
What is the population growth have to do with Evolution?
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What are the release dates for Disneyland - 1954 Survival in Nature 2-19?
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What is rule of nature all about?
survival of the fittest? (by Charles Darwin)
Why do arrow frogs live?
Because nature has selected them for survival.
How is nature represented in Jack London's to build a fire?
Nature is the antagonist, the foe against which the man is pitted for survival
How do tigers use their body covering for survival?
nature and habits of tiger
Why changes essential in maintaining balance of nature?
it is because everything is connected is connected to everything else.
What does the dynamic nature of your health mean?
A) It is constantly changing
How can you change the burning time of a candle?
It can be changes by changing the size or the thickness of the candle, or changing the nature of the wax.
What is the theme of The Migration of the Grey Squirells?
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What is a symbol or motif in '' life as we knew it?
One symbol in "Life as We Knew It" is the moon, which represents the unpredictability and majesty of nature. The motif of survival is also prevalent as characters must navigate a changing world to overcome challenges and protect their loved ones.
How is Anubis connected to nature?
To death, the afterlife, and restriction, yes.
