The purpose of the research was to identify the relationship that people have with their pets. The investigation was driven by the observation that people identify their pets as part of their family and tend to have a special emotional connection with them. As a result, the research uses the...
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Descartes' Dualism vs. Darwinian Monism Descartes’ dualism has been considered a philosophical concept that aids in the understanding of the mind-body relationship. Descartes asserted that the mind and body are two separate entities amidst the fact that they are ‘joined’ to perform a particular function among humanity. While Descartes believes in...
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Similarities between Cats and Dogs For this particular discussion I am going to compare and contrast in detail the similarities and differences that exist between cats and dogs. First, we shall discuss the similarities. The most obvious similarity is the fact that both animals have hair on their body meaning that...
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“Man is by nature a political animal” (Aristotle and Reeve 4). In this regard, Aristotle insinuated that it is difficult for a man to live with no political association or in anarchy. There are certain needs for a man which can only be fulfilled by a political association. Therefore, Aristotle...
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Monensin is a substance in farm animals’ food that is making them sick. Notably, monensin is a toxic material that is obtained through feeding of various livestock especially cows and horses whereas the condition leads to severe suffering (Al Jassim et al. 135). For instance, in North America, the antibiotic...
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The Bombay Circus Experience The Bombay circus had been running its show for the last month in our city. The show had been attracting many crowds and most of the children in our class had attended the show. Every kid who had attended the show in school talked about how spectacular...
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The Controversy Surrounding Killer Whales in Captivity The differences and variations that can be observed among the populations of killer whales that live in the wild and those that are in captivity have presented significant points of contention as well as the scientific debate for many years. Even though there are...
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Eating Animals and the Moral Debate Eating animals has always been an everyday part of human living as many people fail to create the connection between production of meat and animal wellbeing. Meat diet is embedded in the society and is observed as a part of culture. According to FAO (2015),...
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Every plant and animals are part of the ecosystem of the particular place where its habitat is. So destroying plant or animals beyond natural causes their death, this destroys the ecosystem and creates imbalance in nature in the long run. So it is advisable to protect the endangered species because...
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Disney animated material, films and books, are famous for the depiction of various characteristics as is desired or considered the norm in their subjects. Usually, the characters have varying features which they rarely deflect from. For instance, males are considered brave and fearless while the females are depicted as immensely...
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Animal testing is a scientific experiment that is conducted on animals. The animals are subjected to torture, that may take the form of exposure to radiation, injections, removal of organs tissues and frightening environments. A wide variety of animals are used, especially those who are not categorized to be animals...
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Meat consumption is central to billions of people’s diet across the globe and is often focus on culinary enjoyment. Many individuals enjoy the company of animals and like them and often are distasted with the harm done to them. The discrepancy between animal love and enjoyment of meat constructs “meat...
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