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• Animal rights
• In Pieces - 30 Endangered Species, 30 Pieces.
• Elephants in the Wild have Advanced Abilities

A lesser flame is consumed by a greater one, for the nutriment, to wit the smoke, which the former takes a long period to expend is used up by the big flame quickly. He argued that ageing and death were linked to the process of dehydration. In Max Rubner studied the energy metabolism and lifespans of five domestic animals: guinea pig, cat, dog, cow and horse, as well as man. The larger animals lived longer, and he observed that while the total metabolic rate of these animals increases with mass, it did so at a slower rate than mass so a kilogram elephant will use less energy than kilograms of mice.

However it was also noticed that the product of energy expenditure by maximum lifespan was relatively independent of body size with humans excluded from the comparison. So a gram of body tissue expends about the same amount of energy, over a lifetime, independent of whether the tissue is in a guinea pig, cat, dog, cow or horse. He observed that if accidents were excluded from the statistics, the rates at which males died after the age of 45 were directly related to the levels of energy expenditure in their occupations.

However more recent experiments involving birds have cast some doubt on the universality of this thesis: lifetime expenditures of energy per gram of bird tissue are on average substantially greater than the equivalent values in mammals. In the s a different explanation gained traction: that ageing and death result from toxic by-products of metabolism.

The idea is that there is a direct relationship between oxygen consumption and generation of radical oxygen in our system.

So still there is a direct implication between metabolism and ageing, whether one favors the rate of living or the free-radical damage theory. Remarkably, biologists have discovered that on average most animals have a lifetime allocation of about a billion heartbeats. We might say that an elephant lives longer than a mouse because its heart beats slower, and so the elephant has more time to get its billion beats. But very possibly the increased metabolic rate of the mouse means that it is doing more living in any given day!

There seems to be some glimmer of fairness in this idea. Q2 C : What mammal lives the longest? You should be able to make a pretty good guess, based on the evidence and discussion in this step. Hint: it is not on the list above, and it is not man. You know my methods, Watson. There is an amusing twist on this theme. While it is certainly true that larger species tend to live longer, on average, it is also true that within a species, smaller individuals often live longer than bigger individuals.

Perhaps it comes down once again to metabolic rate: larger individuals need a higher metabolism to keep up their energy levels, so perhaps they tend to clock through their allotted times a bit quicker?? The longest living mammal is the bowhead whale, which can live up to years. Also known as the Arctic whale, this animal is big, and lives in cold waters so its metabolism is slow. The record age for a bowhead is years. Explore and solve encrypted maths puzzles, in which numbers are replaced by letters or symbols, with this free online course.

Discover the science behind nuclear energy and its role in energy provision in the past, present and future. Discover the recent developments regarding how biomaterials and 3D printing are colliding to create bioprinted body parts. We use cookies to give you a better experience. The depiction of them as "monsters" is another example of oversimplification. Animals just follow their natural instincts and are not out to attack people, unless they happen to feel threatened and are in a position where they can't easily get away.

Even predators will only possibly attack when hungry or to protect their offspring. In most cases animals are far more scared of people than the other way around and will likely run away. In the opposite direction several animals who have a non-threatening appearance and actually look cute, cuddly, graceful and playful are often portrayed as adorable: rabbits , dogs , mice , kittens , sheep , seals , dolphins , chipmunks , monkeys , ladybugs , butterflies.

Various pet owners tend to treat their pets almost as if they are toys or cute little babies.

Once again, this is a serious oversimplification. Monkeys , for instance, may appear to be harmless, but like all animals can return to their natural instincts when people least suspect it and bite. Despite these considerations, the use of animal stereotypes the same goes to stereotypes of machinery in real life and fiction are generally much less problematic than it is for human stereotypes.

India has a rich tradition of animal stories and beast fables , including one of the world's oldest collections of stories, the Panchatantra and its later derivatives such as the Hitopadesha. Throughout these fables, the talking animals behave as humans unlike the Aesop model, in which animals behave as animals , and are used to invoke characters with stereotypical personalities. There is also a distinction between wild and domesticated animals.

Some common stereotypes include:. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For repetitive animal behaviors, see Stereotypy non-human.

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