How to select astronomy binoculars 
Consider aperture and magnification : 
The two most important qualities of binocular selection. Aperture refers to the diameter of the lenses. The larger the aperture, the more light the binoculars gather and the better you will be able to see faint objects.

OPTIONS:
- Magnification will be necessary if the binoculars are to magnify objects within about ½ " (1.3 cm) of the widest point. Magnification takes into account the subject as well as the binoculars themselves.
- Magnification is critical in estimating the distance that the binoculars will be able to gather. Reticent magnifications should only be used to focusing larger objects.
- Magnification refers to how large the image appears and is limited by the aperture size. Be wary of binoculars that are advertised by magnification only.
- Aperture reduces film through light, which makes binoculars less light-seeking. Magnification increases scope visibility, which refers to the whole eye, among other things.

Magnification refers to how large the image appears and is limited by the aperture size. Be wary of binoculars that are advertised by magnification only.

How to keep a rabbit warm 
Make adjustments to your rabbit's hutch. 
During the winter months, your rabbit will need to stay warm. You'll need to make certain adjustments to his hut to make sure it's hospitable for your rabbit.

OPTIONS:
- If the hutch is uncomfortable for your rabbit, you may need to replace it. See what adjustments you can make to the hutch by carefully removing the ceiling, light fixtures, or any other pieces that your rabbit may have moved in a particular location.
- If possible, the easiest adjustment you can make is to simply move the hutch somewhere warmer. If you can bring it indoors or to a heated garage, this is ideal.
- If your rabbit is sick or needs to rest, then you'll have to move it to a warmer and bigger hutch. Make changes as needed to prevent rabbit damage.
- Place a thermometer in the hutch to monitor the temperature. Adjust the temperature after about 3 to 4 hours.

If possible, the easiest adjustment you can make is to simply move the hutch somewhere warmer. If you can bring it indoors or to a heated garage, this is ideal.

He throws the rope which in the form of a noose, around the calf's neck and captures it cruelly. after the calf

OPTIONS:
- is killed, the man gets up and walks over to the other side of the circle.
- goes to the ground, he cuts the rope with a cutting tool and the calf dies.
- is shown dead, he falls on the ground and lays still.
- falls down, he gets off the horse and ties its front and hind feet together and then walks abck to get on the horse.

falls down, he gets off the horse and ties its front and hind feet together and then walks abck to get on the horse.

An aerial view of a field and animals is shown. People mill around a dartboard and then start doing lumberjack things with logs. a boat

OPTIONS:
- sails in the water next to the table, people show how to do proper messing.
- is prepared and the group starts water skiing, wakeboarding, and the like.
- is sail boarding from another boat and paddling with the oars.
- rides in to finish the job and bring all of them to see it.


is prepared and the group starts water skiing, wakeboarding, and the like.