Yes I think they are more intelligent than we think and it would most likely happen if they are caged cause most animals are mostly peaceful they only attack if they feel threatened even poisonous snakes they try not to be in your way but if u see them they do strike but they never do intentionally even sharks don’t attack right away I think that when animals are held in captivity they become more violent cause there not supposed so be in small little cages. in conclusion yes, yes they can strategically attack us if they have to
According to beowulf, after killing Grendel's mother (modo in Old English) with an ancient sword that he had found He beheaded her. He cut her head off to present it to Hrothgar who was the king of Spears-Danes.
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In this situation you would want to send this screenshot to your teacher because this question is broken, the underlined part is the name of the excerpt which would not work with the question. I've had to do this myself plenty of times in K12 because no one checked question before they go to students. :/
They didn't have the resistance built up to germs that Europeans carried with them so they started massively dying due to this and they needed a huge workforce. That's why they started getting slaves from Africa who could work and get resources for manufacturing.
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dogs: the dog's names
workmen: the workmen's area
puppy: the puppy's bed
grandma: grandma's glasses
instruments: the instrument's sound
Explanation: Possessive nouns are nouns that show ownership or possession. Normally these words would be a singular or plural noun, but in the possessive form they are used as adjectives to modify another a noun or pronoun. Here the word “cat's” is a possessive noun.
