I researched on javelina's. Some facts about then are, they can be found in the deserts of southwest Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, southward through Mexico and Central America and into northern Argentina, one major adaptation for survival is the fact that javelina live in large family groups. The average group size is 10 or less, but a few herds have known to number up to 53 animals, javelina are classified as herbivores. My favorite thing about them is their appearance. I think pigs are cute, these aren't nearly as cute but they still look cool.

Iv'e been travelling a bit with my family recently ( in the car just looking around, not actually getting out ) and it's been nice. One time when I was younger, me and my family drove all the way from here to Los Angeles and it took about 14 hours. I don't mind long drives. Sometimes depending on the distance, you can make a trip faster on a car than a plane. To avoid air travel i just won't go.

I would say it only betters your decisions in the amount of waste you create. I can make more aware of if you need to throw something away or not. You can wait a few more days even after somethings best by date, that just means the time the thing is at its best quality. And manufacturers ensure with the sell by date that the product will have a long shelve life.

I’m grateful because it gives us life,and hope to see next generations 

It allows you to not toss food prematurely just because you think it's expired. 

By taking care of the water we have now, and preventing damage before it happens.

If you end up being forced to use plastic bags, you should save them for later use and not throw them out. Or you can send them to be recycled.