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Human and Animal Interaction

We all live on this small planet. How do humans and animals coexist? What can we do during an encounter with an animal? How do we make things better? All these questions and more about us and the creatures around us.

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What is the longest time for keeping your eyes closed?

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there isn't 1 that i know of but i have kept mine open for 3 hours

the longest was 20 days and 18 hours

What is the longest time without urinating?

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I Looked Online Because I Couldnt Find It Anywhere Else... ,So Here It Goes Hahaa ..... ( The Answer: NOW) 50 weeks

Pshh I Would F'inq Cry So Badd Hahaa !

What is Simon saying when he thinks the beast may be inside the boys themselves?

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When Simon suggested that, and I quote... "Maybe.... maybe, there is a beast." The assembly 'cried out savagely.' When Ralph asked in shock and amazement "You, Simon? You believe in this?" Simon replied "I don't know..." Then a storm of protests erupted from the boys, shouts included; "Sit down! Shut up!" And "Sod You!" When Simon clarified his statement by saying "What I mean is... maybe it's only us." Piggy was so shocked that he shouted, "Nuts!"

Moral of lon po po?

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be carefull of what you are doing just like the father of lam-ang. Because of her carelesness just a lettle goinf to fall.

Why are mushers called mushers?

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"Mushing" refers to driving over snow with a dog sled. One or more dogs pull the sled, with the "musher," the person standing on the sled, on board. The word "mush" comes from the French "marchons" or "marche" meaning, "let's go" or "go."

* http://people.howstuffworks.com/musher.htm

What qualities do you need to become a musher?

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Well first you need to get a sled, then some sled dogs, move up to the arctic and enter a couple races to get your name out there. Once you have won some races you can get sponsored and then become proffesional.

How many AFL Grand finals have the North Melbourne Kangaroos won?

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The Geelong Football Club has won 8 premierships (1925, 1931, 1937, 1951, 1952, 1963, 2007, 2009).

Actually, in the earlier decades of Australian Football, the teams played off for a premiership flag; it was later changed to a cup.

How does a musher control his sled team?

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they have 3 tasks:

1.strenght

2.speed

3.tracker

In number 1, the musher puts the dogs harnesses on them individualy and, with a string, ties a peice of log to the dogs harnesses.Let them race down a hill and the first one down wins.

In number 2, the musher basicaly plays fetch, and throws a ball.The first dog to get it wins.

In number 3,the musher hides bits of food in hard places and the dog that find the most treats wins.

If some dog(s) draw,then the musher must pick the biggest(fattest)dog(s) to be either at the back or in the middle

What does rolf mean?

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it means

Roll On Floor Laughing

the question said it wrong it said r o l f its r o f l see ROFL not ROLF

It is safe to leave a horses halter on when he is turned out in pasture?

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No never
your horse can get the halter caught on a fence and do some DAMAGE

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Depending on where you horse is kept if the field has no barbed wire then you can keep the horses halter on but if the field has barbed wire then no because the horse may become stuck to it. Also it may help to catch your horse if it escapes.

What muscles help you ride a horse?

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Usually when a horse wants to eat something, it bows its head down and you pull up the head and that can help arm muscles!!

How does dumping chemical wastes affect health?

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The effects of dumping chemicals on land would be that we would no longer be able to use that land. It is also very deadly to animal or aquatic life. You can also hurt plant growth, and thereby reduce our food supply and endanger human life and the earth.

Does a wolf have more muscle and bone density and mass than a human?

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yes. wolves have more muscle and bone density/mass than the strongest male humans

How do humans depend on animals?

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Humans depend on animals with their life's' because our only food in ancient times besides fruit and veggies and that couldn't sustain the human pop.

If you touch a baby bird what will happen?

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He will probably scream. And if your going to raise him , this is the best time to stick a little a little baby food in his mouth. Wont be long till he thinks your "momma'

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You should leave the fledgling alone. It is very difficult to raise a fledgling successfully - especially on baby food!. Every year well meaning people pick up fledglings, thinking it is abandoned. It's parents are probably close by, and will become agitated.

Do leopards cats have good taste?

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About 2 out of 10 percent of people have actually tasted them but most people have said that they taste bad.

What is human environment interaction like in New Jersey?

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Similar to interaction anywhere else in the US

Which reproductive organ produces eggs?

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In mammals, eggs are produced in the ovaries. Many mammals, like humans, cats and dogs, have two ovaries that feed eggs to the uterus through fallopian tubes during every estrus cycle. Other types of animals, such as fish and reptiles also have ovaries that produce eggs, but they do not travel to a uterus to gestate. Instead, they are expelled and hatch outside the female.

What is the advantage of using animals for transportation?

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You don't get as tired as you would have if you walked all the way.