### person | shrew:

Desert shrew
* Most desert shrews eat prey
  - feed on insects
* Most desert shrews have eyes
* Some desert shrews develop life.

### person | shrew:

Elephant shrew
* All elephant shrews are semi-digitigrade.
* Most elephant shrews have feet.
* Most elephant shrews vary in color
  - size
* Some elephant shrews have faint rings
  - share common ancestry
* are diurnal and sleep at night in nests on the forest floor
  - insectivorous and do most of their foraging at night
  - mammals
  - more like their mammoth cousins than shrews
  - small mammals that have a long nose and feed on insects
  - terrestrial and are active during the day
  - very active animals and are always out hunting for food during the day
* eat crickets.
* make a variety of sounds.
+ Elephant shrew, Description
  * Elephant shrews are terrestrial and are active during the day. Their ears and eyes are large, and, when alarmed, they run on their toes swiftly along paths they construct and maintain, sometimes leaping over obstacles. Gestation lasts two months, and litters contain one or two well-developed young.

Least shrew
* are active at all hours, but mainly at night
  - common, nocturnal and warm-blooded
* have an extremely high metabolic rate.
* rely mainly on their senses of touch and smell.

### person | shrew:

Pygmy shrew
* Most pygmy shrews have distribution
  - tails
  - live in habitats
* Most pygmy shrews reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* Some pygmy shrews have ranges
  - size
  - keep in cages
  - starve to death
* are distributed throughout the boreal areas of North America
  - found in the northern forests of North America
* are good at digging in soft, soil and leaf litter
  - climbers, and have been found in bird nest boxes, making use of an old nest
* make sharp squeaks, low purrs, and high-pitched whistling sounds.
* spend about half of their time on the ground surface in comparison to underground.

Smoky shrew
* appear to be social animals, with populations fluctuating from year to year.
* resemble shrews.

Tiny shrew
* Some tiny shrews have ranges.
* devour the insects, and frogs catch insects as they fly by.

Virago
* Some viragos have wings.
* have shocks.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

Single individual
* Most single individuals reach skeletal maturity.
* reach maturity

Single person
* Every single person has a skeleton made up of many bones
  - capacities, abilities and gifts
  - feelings of shyness in one area of life or another
  - is created in order to perfect a particular aspect of the world
* Single people become experts
  - consume high protein diets
* Single people have different ideas
  - know answers
  - suffer from symptoms

### person:

Slave
* Most slaves sleep with animals, in quarters separate from their master's house
  - work in agriculture
* Some slaves enjoy diets.
* Some slaves live on farms
  - large farms
* Some slaves raise families
  - large families
  - run households
* Some slaves work in fields
  - industries
* always speak in the third person.
* appear in age groupings by name of owner.
* are located in dungeons
  - history books
  - plantations
  - poor countries
  - servers
  - souths
  - often deeds of gift
  - people who work for no money and have no choice
  - property
  - to be inherited forever in the Bible
* are used for hard work
  - labor
  - working
  - workers
* can have, earn, and save money.
* give birth to slaves.
* have tasks.
  - cells
  - material bodies
  - sections

### person | slave:

Modern slave
* Many modern slaves are, for example, debt slaves and bonded laborers.
* live in worse conditions than when the practice was lawful.