Endangered Earth Intro Blog

 Hello, my name is Luke Schemmel. I am a fifth year student finishing my degree in Business Economics. My favorite animal is a tiger, my least favorite are snakes. My favorite plants would be fruits like mangos and oranges but I have always been amazed with the red woods and giant trees. I believe we could be doing a better job of sharing this planet with the animals that live here. My favorite wildlife conservationist and one of my favorite people of all time is Steve Irwin. I love how he cherished and protected animals and wildlife and I love how his son is following in his footsteps. 

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