Similarities and Differences between Santa Barbara Zoo’s Inhabitants. The main objective of the anthropology assignment entails analyzing the behavior profile of three species of animals in the zoo environment.

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Complete 5 pages APA formatted article: Similarities and Differences between Santa Barbara Zoo’s Inhabitants. The Santa Barbara Zoo began operations in August 1963. The main objective of the anthropology assignment entails analyzing the behavior profile of three species of animals in the zoo environment. The primate categories analyzed are. prosimian, monkey, and ape.

The prosimians involve primate type that entails strepsirrhines that are living or extinct. for instance, lemurs, adapiforms, and lorisoids. The category also involves the haplorhine tarsiers and extinct relatives like omomyiforms. Prosimians have relatively primitive characteristics than apes, monkeys, or humans. The assignment analyzes the Philippine tarsier that was identified in the Santa Barbara Zoo. Philippine tarsier is one example of the prosimian primate. The scientific name is CARLITO SYRICHTA. The monkeys involve haplorhine primates. They generally have tails and have more than 260 living species. The majority of the monkey species are arboreal or tree-dwelling. however, there are several other species that live mainly on the ground, like baboons. The majority of the species are diurnal and hence active during the day. Monkeys are basically considered intelligent.

Crested capuchin is the monkey category analyzed in the assignment the scientific name of the monkey is SAPAJUS robust. The capuchin monkeys are part of the Cebinae subfamily of the New World monkeys. the diversity of the capuchin monkey involves. Central America, northern Argentina, and South America. The apes involve old-world tailless primates that are native to Southeast Asia and Africa. The analyzed ape is the Bornean orangutan that is native to Borneo Island in Asia. The orangutans are highly intelligent, have unique cultural patterns, and illustrate advanced tool applications. 97% of the DNA of orangutans is similar to humans. The scientific name of Bornean orangutan is PONGO PYGMAEUS (Larsen 127).

The Phillippine tarsier spent 90% of its time resting. This is because it is nocturnal, hence mostly active during the night. They rest on tree branches and in a sleeping position with their limbs around the tree branch. They also sleep on top of tree branches, with their limbs around the tree branch. The animal feeds insects, snake, bats, lizards, and birds.

summary of the color of love by danzy senna (summarize).

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Your assignment is to prepare and submit a paper on a summary of the color of love by danzy senna (summarize). The Color of Love The color of Love is a story told from the Danzy Senna’s perspective. The story revolves around the relationship between Danzy and her grandmother. The story is told in the first person as Danzy’s personal. It is a wonderful read which raises many questions in the minds of the readers making it quite an engaging and a thought-provoking read.

In the story, ‘The Color of Love’, the focus is on the writer Danzy Senna who tells the story of her relationship with her grandmother. Her grandmother was from Ireland and like Danzy, she was also a writer. She had a daughter born out of union between her and her American husband, who was a lawyer, belonging to elite Protestant class. This was one of the reasons for her sense of superiority over others. Her daughter however did not follow her example and fell in love with a black man, much to her mother’s discontent. Her daughter had three children from this marriage, two sons and one daughter. The daughter was Danzy Senna. This was the bone of contention between the grandmother and Danzy’s mother because she wanted her daughter to marry a white guy just like she had. Therefore despite having black grandchildren, she had deep seated racism planter in her heart. Danzy wanted to have a loving relationship with her grandmother however their differences never really gave her a chance to love her. Danzy’s grandmother was also a regular drinker which is why she never really refrained from venting out her feelings. She was always very blunt which is evident from the incident that took place on the night when she asked Danzy, “Do you have a man?” and then added “What is he?”, implying that she was interested to know his race.

Their relationship took a turn when the grandmother was chiding the cleaning lady. This incident gives Danzy a chance to express her true feelings towards her grandmother’s attitude. That day, Danzy came out of her reverie and strictly told her grandmother that she would not tolerate her talking to the cleaning lady like that and also reminded her about the abolishment of slavery. This incident further increases the grandmother’s already deep-rooted hatred for other races. However for Danzy, the event allowed her to think of herself as an equal of any other race or position. However it was like Danzy had learnt to live with her and after this incident she started to visit her grandmother more frequently. Their relationship had become one of tolerance and this continued until her death. Danzy, her mother, as well as her aunts, all were there until the end.

The story ends on a gloomy note. the death of Danzy’s grandmother. The story is not just a personal account of the author but a very enriching narration on a very important topic. This shows how negative feelings and instincts like racism can have a deep and long seated impact on familial bonds and relationships.

Works Cited

Senna, Danzy. “The Color of Love.” Bachmann, Susan and Melinda Barth. Between Worlds: A Reader Rhetoric and Handbook. Longman , 2009.

Discussion on food insecurity in ethiopia.

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Need an research paper on food insecurity in ethiopia. Needs to be 7 pages. Please no plagiarism. Ethiopia has a population of approximately 75 million people, making it the second most heavily populated country in Sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the people in Ethiopia rely on agriculture as the main means of subsistence, and the agricultural industry is controlled by smallholder agriculture. The risk of famine in Ethiopia is extremely high. With the fast increase in population, food shortage has escalated. The researcher gives some explanations on Ethiopian market, that is still weak, with extensive price fluctuations and instability. Besides fast increasing population, the causes of food insecurity include incompetence in the organisational, institutional, policy, market, and production sectors. Food security is defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as a condition “when all people at all times have access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life”. Due to the complexity of the causes of famine, manifold measures are needed to lessen or totally prevent it from occurring. To conclude, the researcher sums up that food insecurity in Ethiopia has been primarily caused by rapid growth of population, environmental destruction, and overexploitation of natural resources, recurring drought, climate change, poverty, and civil conflicts. Ethiopian governments have made an attempt to resolve the country’s food insecurity. Unfortunately, as the researcher states none of these measures have effectively dealt with the issue. Therefore, drastically new measures are needed.

socw6070-WK11D1-Future Career Goals

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What are your short- and long-term professional goals? Do they include moving into a leadership and management position? Transitioning from clinical to administrative roles is not uncommon in social work practice. It is useful, however, to think about relevant skills, knowledge, and professional experiences that will prepare you for the transition. In addition, you should consider the personal benefits and challenges of assuming a leadership role.Post(2 to 3 pages) your thoughts about your future career goals, your interest in moving into leadership or management positions, and the benefits and challenges of a social work administrator’s role.Support your post with specific references to the resources. Be sure to provide full APA citations for your references.Required ReadingsAustin, M. J., Regan, K., Gothard, S., & Carnochan, S. (2013). Becoming a manager in nonprofit human service organizations: Making the transition from specialist to generalist. Administration in Social Work, 37(4), 372-385.