The professional athletes receive too much money

      In opinion the professional athletes receive more money that they should receive. Some Athletes receive a lot of money for that they do, many of then not study enough for receive their wages. When compares a soccer player with a doctor for example the difference between they is so big about study time, a lot of soccer players study 10 years in their lifes, while the doctors can study for 18 years in their life, and a PhD can study 23 years. The job of doctors and PhD for example are most important that of soccer players, and when if compare their wages a soccer play can receive 100 times or more that a Doctor or PhD. I´m not against the profissional athletes receive their wages, but I think that they can receive a just wage for their profession.

Personal Summary week 5

The Australian Cows

          The dairy cattle production is commom in a lot of coutries in the world and the Australia is a famous contry in this theme. The dairy herds from Australia can be composed of any breeds like Holstein, Jersey, Aussie Red, Illawara, Brown Swiss, between others, all with the purpose of milk production. The cows in Australia drink a good and clean water, it is important to prevent diseases and loss of milk production. A good food is indispansable when if work cows of high production, and at Austrilia the people have the preocupation in provide the better to their cows, the cows eat a lot of kinds of feed like pasture, hay, silage, grains, forage crops. The another step necessary in this type of production, is the care of the calves, after only 12 to 24 hours calves are weaned off their monther, but are still given milk to drink, and they need of a special milk called colostrum in their first hours of life, the colostrum is the first milk of the cow release and have a lot of beneficial components to calves. Some farms need to buy feed from anothers farms because can´t produce enough food and this can be expensive. Australia is a reference in milk production for their technical in the world.

font: http://www.dairy.edu.au/discoverdairy/Students/From-Farm-to-Plate/About-Dairy-Cows.aspx 

Desert Tortoise

Desert Tortoise

The desert tortoise can live at dry desert washes, flats or hillsides. It is herbivore feeding just grasses, wildflowers and succulent plants. They will drink water when available, but much of their moisture comes from their diet. It Has high-domed carapaces, round, stumpy hind legs and flattened, front legs covered with large rigid scales to protect them from moisture loss, it is usually small and brownish. May be 25 to 36cm. During the summer it scape the midday heat in a shallow, crescent-shaped burrow while winter hibernation/estivation burrows can be 30ft. long and used communally.

Bibliography: http://www.livingdesert.org/desert_animals_new_sub_animal.html?id=140 and

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desert_tortoise