After a performance in Kingsport, Tennessee, Mary killed her trainer. III. The circus owner decided to execute Murderous Mary in fear that she would kill again. BODY -Main Point I: Sparks World Famous Shows was a circus that had many attractions, with Mary being its biggest one. -Division A: The circus had attractions such as aerial artists, man-killing lions, gymnasts, giraffes, and trained elephants.
Mayan Sacrifices Custom sacrifice and torture have been observed in many cruel cultures of the ancient world. For the Mayans, ritual sacrifice involving animals like deer, dogs, jaguars and birds used as offerings to the gods were common at festivals, temple consecrations, the rise of new leaders, and during natural disturbances such as drought and disease. Bird’s heads were cut off and were laid at the base of an god as an offering. Other animals such as deer and dogs were held down by priests and killed with a cut made from the stomach to the diaphragm and the removal of the heart, still beating. They bled the animal by slitting the throat and the bodies were then tossed down the temple steps.
Meat inspection is a part of everyone's daily lives, they eat meat at breakfast, lunch and at dinner, and the things put into the meat we consume daily is horrifying. “ Meat would be stored in great piled in rooms; and the water from the leaky roofs would drip over it, and thousands of rats would race about on it.” (Upton , Sinclair. "The Jungle." Viking Press 1905) 6000,000 is exactly what is needed to put these horrifyingly disgusting things behind us. Children from 5 to 18 in factories, coal mines, glass factories, textiles, agriculture, home industries, canneries and other horrible jobs.
Once he passed away, his son, emperor Domitian, took over not only the throne, but also the project that soon would be a legendary arena for years to come (building the Coliseum). ‘’The large structure was built to help win over the roman populace to the rule of the new Flavian Dynasty’’ (Martial on the Coliseum). What really makes the Roman Coliseum so legendary was the overall appearance of the structure. The building amazed the human eye. The site of the building was once occupied by and artificial lake.
Upton Sinclair was an author who wrote more than 90 books, but his most famous, The Jungle, was written in 1906. In the book, he reported on a meat packing industry he had visited. Not only was the meat processed repulsively, but the conditions for the workers were unbelievably abominable. The book sold more than 150,000 books in the first year. Americans were appalled by the truth in their meat products, including how dead rats were ground together and sold as sausage, and how guts were packaged and sold as “potted ham.” When President Theodore Roosevelt read it, he was disgusted, among with other U.S citizens.
The documentary begins with the birth of the orca over two decades ago. It then proceeds to show a series of events that lead to the progression of Tilikum’s aggressive behavior. As the film explores the psychosis of a killer whale, such as Tilikum, who has been in captivity for most of his life, it becomes evident to the audience that the injuries and deaths of many SeaWorld trainers were essentially inevitable. The film’s most essential strategy is the use of numerous interviews of former SeaWorld employees who can give first hand accounts of the incidents and corruption of the industry. A majority of these interviewees were orca trainers who dealt directly with the animal on a daily basis.
Mystery Meat I am researching the conditions of meat packing plants to explore the constant high rate of food-borne illnesses. Also, how the treatment of the animals at the slaughterhouses contribute to food-borne illnesses. Throughout my research I have discovered many disturbing and horrifying truths about the treatment of the animals at slaughterhouses. The high demand of meat annually in the United States is astounding, mainly demanded by fast food corporations. In the United States one million animals are slaughtered every hour and around ten billion farm animals will be raised and slaughtered annually.
I explored the Colosseum and wrote many journal notes, about what I had seen. I was shocked to notice how many people where killed during one month of the games. Most of the sculptures adorned the Colosseum where similar to the Pantheon, a temple dedicated to the gods. As I moved about, the locals were very bloodthirsty, it seems as if this society was the complete opposite of Greece, when blood was to be drawn from people, they all wanted a great show. The Colosseum was built at the height of the Roman Empire.
The old Wembley stadium, which opened in 1923 as the Empire Stadium, often referred to as "The Home of Football", was one of the world's most famous football stadiums until its demolition in 2003. Designed by Foster and Partners and Populous, the new Wembley is the largest and tallest stadium in the world, and includes a partially retractable roof. A signature feature of the stadium, following on from the the old Wembley's distinctive Twin Towers, is the 134 metres (440 ft) high Wembley Arch. With a span of 317 metres (1,040 ft), this steel arch is the longest single span roof structure in the world. The stadium was built by Australian firm Multiplex at a cost of £798 million.
Conclusion Introduction Everyday thousands of marine animals were being cruelly killed in many parts of the world. Most of them were for money. It grew worse after egg collection became legal in 1987.Many species of sea animals are in the verge of extinction. It includes whales, turtles and many kinds of fishes. Latest technological advances have increased the threat to the marine animal, especially for turtles.