dm65
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Found this posted on another forum (I know, I was shocked too) http://themetapicture.com/when-they-bro ... ese-wolves
Makes you wonder what else we could undo
Makes you wonder what else we could undo
Makes you think
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Robbo3
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Brilliant. Thanks for that. 
TrimTheKing
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Brilliant, really enjoyed that cheers.
monkeybiter
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Funny really, when man changes an ecosystem or a landscape etc. he's bad. When animals do it it's natural and good.
undergroundhunter
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Thanks for that. Really good.
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John15
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Thanks for posting this Dan. Absolutely fascinating. Yellowstone is on my list of places to go before I turn my toes up.
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bugbear
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John15":zfk3usk6 said:
And before it blows!
BugBear
devonwoody
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More vegetation means the next fire season that arrives will mean greater damage. That will kill many animals. Think Australia.
I visited Yellowstone 1983 and the traffic was just like the M25 in the rush hour,(25 miles of bumper to bumper) so anyone visiting I recommend stay at the Yellowstone Park motel and go visiting very early morning around 6am.
Lovely video.
I visited Yellowstone 1983 and the traffic was just like the M25 in the rush hour,(25 miles of bumper to bumper) so anyone visiting I recommend stay at the Yellowstone Park motel and go visiting very early morning around 6am.
Lovely video.
wellywood
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Thanks for this post. It makes you realize that Dirk Gently (aka Douglas Adams) had it right about the 'fundamental interconnectedness' of all things.
Benchwayze
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Yep... Wild-life is good. Humans are bad. Funny that.
Interesting video all the same. I suppose the fact is, Nature abhors a vacuum.. Create a space and Nature will fill it.
Seems the narrator doesn't know that Beaver, like sheep, is its own plural! At least, it was when I was at school! 8)
Interesting video all the same. I suppose the fact is, Nature abhors a vacuum.. Create a space and Nature will fill it.
Seems the narrator doesn't know that Beaver, like sheep, is its own plural! At least, it was when I was at school! 8)
monkeybiter
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My 1943 reprint of the 1901 Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary uses 'beavers' as the plural. Were you at school earlier than that? :wink:
Benchwayze
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Well there you go then. One learns something everyday.
It's still Beaver to me. Maybe I saw too many Westerns... Or is that Western. :mrgreen:
I suppose Caribou is Caribous too.
It's still Beaver to me. Maybe I saw too many Westerns... Or is that Western. :mrgreen:
I suppose Caribou is Caribous too.
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