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How Does Jane Goodall Connects To 'Hope For Animals And Their Worlds'

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“My Life as a Bat” connects to “Hope for Animals and Their Worlds” in many ways. For example, in both stories the author tries to explain why a specific kind of animal is beneficial to the world and their ecosystems. In “My Life as a Bat” author, Margaret Atwood talks about her life as a bat. She tries to emphasize the importance of bats to our world because most humans think they are creepy and scary. In “Hope for Animals and Their Worlds” author, Jane Goodall talks about the American Burying Beetle and its importance to humans. Goodall does this because most humans don’t even know that the American Burying Beetle exists, mainly because we think of bugs as gross and slimy. In both stories, they also mention how you can help save these rare
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