Can the world survive only on farms? 

 The food shortage problem in Bosnia was one of the world’s toughest times. People had to struggle to survive. They had to fight for a measly can of beef but they grew crops and neighbors shared seeds and they survived. The factors of needing emergency food assistance are war and conflict. War can cause things to fall apart like people having to wait in huge lines for just a little bit of bread and people have to struggle to survive.   Most famines are caused by a weak infrastructure or again war. If Countries have weak infrastructure then buildings will start to break down, there won’t be a lot of jobs for people who need them and everything will go into chaos and famines will occur causing more and more to die. Some of the long term effects of hunger would be death and hunger, and some of the short term effects are shortness of energy and many others like that. Plants helped a lot in World War II because soldiers would be able to grow certain plants while they were out there such as growing potatoes while waiting to attack. I think farming will play a great part in making all stable and unstable countries grow because it can provide jobs and food for so many people out there. Plus we can also avoid so many famines in the future if we can just rely on farming more.

1. #Farming 
2. #Grow
3. #PlanstRule 
4. #WeCanHelp
5. #Famines
6. #BeKnindAndShare

The Amati belong to the Eukaryota family.A Eukaryota is an organism that has a cellular structure.The Amati belongs to the Fungi kingdom. It’s a type of kingdom that will consume and grow over time. The Amanita belongs to the Agaricomycetes class wichwill consume and make more of its self.

The amatia belongs to the  order phalluses. Phalluses  are a order that will be able to have more of its self.the amatia belongs eukaryotic family of the genus. The amatia belongs to the mushroom species. The Amanita is a type of mushroom that is red with whit spots and it will also poison you.

#KingdomsOf Life

#Fungi

#YourAFunGuy

#Poison

#Don’tEat

#YourNotAFunGuy

Viruses can kill us all if we are not prepared and don’t keep clean. A virus is a non living thing that injects DNA or RNA into a living host and infects it with a virus. Viruses were created through parts of DNA that have escaped a gene and tuned to naked DNA that can move between cells and mixed with other genes.  Effects of viruses can be stuff that will make you have stomach pains or death and other stuff can depend on the virus. A Pandemic is a virus that has infected one million people.

Viruses spread through cells and spread through different organisms, the lytic cycle is where a virus goes and injects RNA and DNA.   The future of viruses is that there is so many we don’t know that we should be prepared.

1. #Viruses 
2. #Survive
3. #BePerpared
4. #WashHands
5. #BeClean
6. #DontBeAfarid

Animal Testing is very necessary, because we need to make sure the human race is safe and that we don’t die. This is  important because if we outlaw testing and nobody is willing to test then we will start to do illegal testing and that wouldn’t  be good because that just gives everybody more reasons to worry.

The  E.P.A says that animals should have rights  and unless they become equals, then they should have, but we shouldn’t test it on animals like dogs or apes because we don’t need to use a makeup protect on an ape but we shouldn’t be testing any kind of makeup or other things on any kind of animal. 

I believe that it is still very necessary to continue animal testing for our safety we don’t want to test some kind of unkown chemical on hummans . I know a lot of people who would say put us in the animals’ shoes that does not matter. We are the superior species not them, so saying that is useless we are in control not them we can decide what happens to these animals . I still think we shouldn’t test this on humans but only test it on animals like rats or worms and only on certain occasions like if it’s for a shampoo then no but if it’s something that can help humans then I am all for it.  

We should study Animals  quite a lot because we don’t want some unknown effect on us (humans). Not testing on animals will prohibit us from knowing what it’s in the products we use every day.

For testing on food and drugs then it depends on what your testing is on, for medications then yes I believe we should study it because it will help us. Even if we don’t get any physical results, then it will still help, because we will know not to put it  with animals, in the next one. 

I don’t believe animal testing  is justified, because we don’t have enough regulations. We need to only test animals if it’s necessary but if we are used for stuff like toothpaste. Only animals like rats,worms and mice should be tested, we don’t need to do it to apes or dogs because 

1. #TestOnlyIfANecessary
2. #SaveOurKind
3. #DontHurtTheApes 
4. #DontTestIfWeDontNeedToo
5. #DontKillOurRace
6. #WeCanSaveLives

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