... serve as a warning to those who see no problems in releasing new genetically engineered life forms into the environment. Some of these biological immigrants include the blue water hyacinth and hydrilla that are now clogging Florida's waterways; the Eurasian carp and other deliberately introduced foreign fish species that ... in other ways with indigenous creatures in adjacent, foreign land. Because living organisms are highly complex, genetic engineers cannot possibly predict all of the effects of introducing new genes into them. This is the case for even the simplest bacterium, not to me...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

... the heart of downtown. This was also accompanied with a seductive gassy smell in the atmosphere that tourist only seemed to notice only after a couple weeks. The legend is that it is nuclear waste melting and being carried by trade winds in the air. As a Brigalo being a tropical island there was ... me at a street corner. Ever since then, I moved around the islands and surrounding countries which added up to my broken Veliyalo, the official language of Brigalo. Later that night after teaching him a few techniques, he offered me to come along with him on a boat trip with his girlfriend....

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• Grade Level: High School