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The Irises Plant is a bush with hundreds of flowers on it. Currently the plant is dying be ground the Irise plant needs at least half a day of sun and closely drained soil without both the plant will not bloom, thats why they ar mostly planted in the summer. Usually this plant when bloomed attracts a wide variety of animals and insects such as Verba bud moths, white flies, iris weevil, Thirps, slugs, snail, aphids, and nematodes may withal be troublesome to the iris plant. There be cardinal inner petals called standards, and three outer petals called falls which make up the irises plant. There are three hundred species of this plant and they come in all incompatible colors and sizes, and some colors they come in are pink, orange, yellow, blue, purple, white as well as multi-color. The most common irises is the bearded German iris. Even though The Extinction of Experience, Where have all the Animals G star? are referring mostly to animals, plants and animals are both apart of na ture. Without plants some animals could not survive because they feed off of them. All of the stories are similar in a way because each one of the main characters are forcing themselves to look or confront something that is personally affecting them. For instance Ive always enjoyed my visits to our cities old public zoos. It was there harsh Juxtapositions, I think, the very characteristic that make them so sad, so unconscionable to some, that made them so compelling to me. (Siebert 16). This quote expresses how the way they had these animals in cages was so unnatural because these different creatures would never be by each other in a natural habitat peacefully it would be chaos. This was compelling to Siebert because he knew this would never drop dead outside of... ...an never replace. (Pyle 261). This quote to me is explaining how people find animals fascinating as far as the unknown about animals lifes even though we can see whales and fish we will never get to experience their lives and things that they go through on a daily basis. We could never live in their habitat and that unknown about not only there lives but the lives and habitats of other animals keeps us imagining what it would be like. That is what keeps us as humans interested and interest with animals. The overall concept of these three stories are focusing on animals, nature and how if we continue to take animals out of there natural habitats it may continue to cause animals to be extinct because they animals are not adapting. So if we do not face this problem head on we not only will face local extinction but they have a chance to face global eradication.