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My topic is "Animal Behavior and Communication". I chose this topic because I find it interesting. I am interested in animals and want to learn as much as possible about them.

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My topic is "Animal Behavior and Communication". I chose this topic because I find it interesting. I am interested in animals and want to learn as much as possible about them.

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Charles Darwin was a British naturalist and one of the most important scientists in the history of biology. He was born February 12, 1809 in Shrewsbury, Great Britain, and died April 19, 1882 in Downe, Kent. Darwin is best known for his theory of evolution by natural selection. In addition to evolution, Darwin was also interested in other aspects of biology, including ethology (the study of animal behavior), geology, and botany.

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Charles Darwin was a British naturalist and one of the most important scientists in the history of biology. He was born February 12, 1809 in Shrewsbury, Great Britain, and died April 19, 1882 in Downe, Kent. Darwin is best known for his theory of evolution by natural selection. In addition to evolution, Darwin was also interested in other aspects of biology, including ethology (the study of animal behavior), geology, and botany.

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I think that Charles Darwin became a naturalist because he was the son of a doctor and the grandson of a botanist, and that's why he became interested in this field.

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I think that Charles Darwin became a naturalist because he was the son of a doctor and the grandson of a botanist, and that's why he became interested in this field.

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I am sorry but I didn't found any app, because whenever I found an app, it wasn't working or the apps were like this 👇

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I am sorry but I didn't found any app, because whenever I found an app, it wasn't working or the apps were like this 👇

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In my opinion, it is important to know and understand animal behavior because if we don't understand animals, we can harm them without knowing it. In nature, it can even save your life if you meet a wild animal, for example a bear or a wild pig. It would be enough, for example, in biology to mention to students how to treat animals so that we do not harm them, and also that they do not harm us. Animals are not evil, but if they feel threatened or in danger, they have to defend themselves somehow. So my answer is yes, it is very useful to know how animals behave and how we should behave towards them.

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I know that my dream job is a lot different than my topic, but my dream job is an accountant. My topic is more like a hobby. The average accountant in the Czech Republic earns 35,000 crowns. I need a completed high school education to become an accountant. I think this profession has a future, because people will always try to save as much as possible. I think in accounting AI can't be as good as humans because it could never save people that much money and it would be much more difficult to communicate with it than having your accountant call you or write you an email telling you what to do and what no. And that's why I don't think it could replace people.

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Did you know, that the gorilass can be infected with human colds and other illnesses? The COVID pandemic has really underscored this point: Scientists have documented multiple instances of human pathogens including rhinoviruses and coronaviruses finding their way into gorillas and other great apes. Gorillas can be infected with human illnesses due to the close genetic relationship between gorillas and humans. So if you're at the zoo, don't sneeze at the gorillas :)

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Did you know, that the gorilass can be infected with human colds and other illnesses? The COVID pandemic has really underscored this point: Scientists have documented multiple instances of human pathogens including rhinoviruses and coronaviruses finding their way into gorillas and other great apes. Gorillas can be infected with human illnesses due to the close genetic relationship between gorillas and humans. So if you're at the zoo, don't sneeze at the gorillas :)