时间:2018-12-26 作者:英语课 分类:时尚英语话题


英语课

   119 Men vs. Animal

I always enjoy watching nature shows. Since I really get to see animals in the nature habitat in person seeing them doing what they normally do on television is the next best thing.

I was recently watching a show on animals in Africa, thriving when the weather is good and surviving when the weather is not so good. Then they got to thinking about us, humans, and how one some ways we thrive or survive depending on the social or economic climate that surrounds us. Then I thought what makes us so special how are we different from animals of course we are like animals, we eat, drink, sleep, grow, make families and pass on. We are at the top of the food chain, we can kill other animal for food if we want, but animals kill for need. Human sometimes kill of anger. We can tame animals but animals can't tame us. Humans could help other humans and animals are need. Sure some pets are known do rescue on their owners, but it's rare for an animal to save human. If animal think much, they don't really show it. Humans, on the other hand, sure do a lot of thinking. We dedicate faulty philosophy, we can’t play on our own dives, we read books, we create art; we spend leisure time doing things just for fun. Just enjoy life not because we have to do those things to survive. It seems like humans are not really satisfied with themselves. We are in to self-improvement. We also go overboard or go to extremes because we are harder satisfied. we get surgery and changes the way we look. Animals know how to live harmoniously 1 in their nature environment. We shape our environment to fit our needs and sometimes destroy that actual environment.

There are few famous animals in history; here are many famous people who are remembered for what they have done. Human history is full of trims of doing what was thought to be impossible. Human can do amazing things but so can't animals.

TALK ABOUT:

How are humans and animals different?

When do you feel special?

Have you ever felt that you've done something that was almost divine? How was the opposite?

Have you ever felt treated like an animal by other humans?

Do you know any famous animals?

How have animals helped humans?

If you could be an animal, what animal would you become?

Which animal do you think is the smartest or at least intelligent?

How have humans negatively affected 2 the life of animals?



1 harmoniously
和谐地,调和地
  • The president and Stevenson had worked harmoniously over the last eighteen months. 在过去一年半里,总统和史蒂文森一起工作是融洽的。
  • China and India cannot really deal with each other harmoniously. 中国和印度这两只猛兽不可能真心实意地和谐相处。
2 affected
adj.不自然的,假装的
  • She showed an affected interest in our subject.她假装对我们的课题感到兴趣。
  • His manners are affected.他的态度不自然。
学英语单词
antiderin
artificial magnetizing method
betrunked river
bisphenoid
bleomycinamide
breach of an express guarantee
cantuars
carbonyl addition
cardiloid
catechumenship
chemical clarifier
coalheavers
coating damage
Crosshill
culicoides (culicoides) dubius
dagesh
DDVF (dimethyl-dichlorovinylphosphate)
diverging cone
doctrine of waiver
El Páramo
emergency starting
engineering ceramic alloy
enshrinees
environment sound recording
epidemic prevention center
etching scribe
externally compensated
fashioner
First Peoples
food conversion ratio
Fosfocreatin
friggin'
gaston lachaises
gibsonburg
give sth a wipe
goods exchange and payments agreement
grafitti
grey lung virus
half-wave element
high volume application
hind leg
hygrophoroid
ifs and buts
in the east of
inanis
isostath
izvestiyas
Juniperus flaccida
key ledger
Le Bheyr
legal lag
Lloyd's Insurance Brokers Association
lobes of pronotum
Lobus quadratus
Loos, Is.de
lullingstone
Mata Azul
material purchase contract
microprogrammed microprocessor
mowed down
myohysterectomy
nahapiets
nineteen hundreds
OPPC
over-the-shoulder bombings
penetrating radiation
permuted
plug relay holder
polyuric
post-nuclear
RADLMON
random communications satellite
regional migration
remarketed
Roman deity
run time engine
sanitary finish agent
short-haul tropospheric scatter radio system
sluffing
sodium cyanoborohydride
soterocyte
spondylosises
stichoi
stomatodeum
straight hole
Sāping
Tangxiella
third-rowest
threshold of damages
time-varying linear element
tubular conveyor
two-aside network
Vaisheshika
Valley View Park
ventral inlet
visualities
water rates
waunds
wheel elevator
witch's cradle
wordoids
Yudam-ri