Who lives in the rain forest and how can we protect them?
The Amazon rain forest is home for thousands and thousands of native people who habitat that area for millennial.
Many of native people living for long time at the forest and they know exactly how to live in harmony with the nature, protecting plants, trees and endemic animals.
However, the rain forest and also the people who live there are suffering with deforestation, animals are been killed by hunters and the size of the Amazon rain forest is decreasing day by day.
This scenario is very disturbing and tough because its means many people and animals could die painfully.
Example of Amazon forest tribe leaving their home
Many people have to leave their natural habitat. It is happening because people do not see the tribe as humans but as animals. Unfortunately its shows us how unrespectfully other people treat them. Naturally we would take the car to get somewhere but for the tribes in the rain forest they would have to use the river to get somewhere. It would a night to get somewhere by boat.
As everybody knows, we depend to the nature to live our lives. So is our responsability protect them because its meaning we are protecting ourselves.
I think the vikings don’t deserve their violent reputation for the following reasons.
They don’t because only the berserkers killed,all the others were farmers or familys that needed food. The vikings were from Scandinavia and there were lots of floods and their farmland were very poor.Also they were just defending themselves.They were friendly people.Some of the vikings were farmers.
In conclusion I think the vikings did not deserve their violent reputation.
Once a upon a time there lived a boy who loved Marmite . The boy’s name was Max. He always ate Marmite for breakfast on yummy crumpets. But then one day Max’s sour Marmite ENDED! So he had to go to school without his treat. In the car, he was sobbing with tears. When he arrived at school (St Devils school) he soon forgot about the sour Marmite. So Max’s mum went to the supermarket to buy Marmite but instead of buying Marmite she bought JAM! After school his mum asked “do you like jam?” “NO”, he said,” I like Marmite!”
