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Run-Antiwolf Speed Draw
Heyy its a speed draw
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“Scheiss auf Welle, jetzt kommt die Flut.”
“The wolf is politically defined "endangered”, not biologically. The wolf has never been biologically endangered of extinction - never has. Ever.“
‘Crying Wolf: Exposing the Wolf Reintroduction to Yellowstone National Park’ (2011)
Warum verlier ich alles, sobald es runter fällt, ist doch scheiße
Mibu Stream am 20.06.2015
Biologist Gudrun Pflueger talks about her encounter with a Canadian wolf pack.
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This particular video is being shared with a lot of pro-wolf pages with the slogan “they are not blood-thirsty killers, they are our friends! Here is scientific evidence!” What they are missing, however, is the crucial part in this video: Body. Language. Pflueger made 0 eye contact and stood perfectly still. At any given time she could have been in a lot of trouble. People have to remember, wolves are not domestic dogs, they are wild carnivores. What this lady did was extremely risky. They eat meat for a living and solely depend on killing in the wild. Showing videos like this solely for propeganda reasons is going to get civilians hurt.
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"As the population of Oregon Wolves grows, so does the tension between ranchers who want more leeway to protect livestock, and conservationists who claim that wolves have an intrinsic right to the land."