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    Wolf Ecology Research Paper

    Wolf Ecology Essay by Kyle D. The habitat that the wolfs are usually in the tundra to woodlands, grasslands and deserts. Today gray wolves populations located in alaska, northern michigan, northern wisconsin, western montana, northern idaho, northeast oregon, and the yellowstone area in wyoming. Wolfs are the only species to be deliberately driven to the brink of extinction by humans. Also wolves are carnivores

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    Pheasant Boom

    pheasants and pheasant hunters combined increased by over 34%. Then in the winter of 2007 pheasant numbers dropped 80% when over 70 inches of snow fell in eastern South Dakota. How do humans and natural driving forces affect pheasants and pheasant hunting in South Dakota? Today we can predict the booms and the busts of pheasants by the weather conditions. When people destroy winter habitat we know there is going to be some starvation and a possible smaller bust in numbers. With the boom that just happened

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    Spotting Scope Research Paper

    The best hunting spotting scopes are those which have the zoom eyepieces and are very easy to carry. These two features can easily make sure that you have the best experience with the spotting scopes. Spotting scopes are nothing but modified telescopes which have smaller magnification range than the telescopes but more than the binoculars. The binoculars that as a hunter you use have a very limited magnification and the spotting scopes can help ease this restriction and they have magnification

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    Rubber Toothed Tiger Research Paper

    The Saber Toothed Tiger. I am assuming you have no idea what that is. The Saber Toothed Tiger is an extinct animal that has been extinct for over 10,000 years. Now, I know you have heard of the Giant Panda. I know you’re probably thinking, “Wait. Are pandas extinct now? What happened to them?” But, no. They are not extinct. They are near extinct though. They are what you call an endangered species. There are many animals that are endangered and some are kept in zoos or sanctuaries and other rome

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    Trail Camera Essay

    In October of 2009, I placed an inexpensive trail camera at the feeding station located on the public land research area. This camera captured a video of one of these “other cryptids”. This was the first occurrence of a “non-Bigfoot” Nephilim creature being captured on video during my research. The trail camera was tripped by an unseen subject shaking it from the side, then, an arm passes in front of the camera. In my opinion, the unseen subject was investigating the trail camera. In front of the

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    Personal Narrative: Disc Golf

    My friend and I go on an annual disc golf tour every year. Disc golf is a sport we play frequently mostly because it's free. In 2012 we traveled to Alabama's newest course in Hoover. A line of Bradford Pears on each side of the road leading to the course made it seem like a nice place. Upon arriving at the parking lot we looked around and noticed our surroundings were trees which do not bode well for a disc golfer. We hiked up the hill to the first tee pad. I selected my disc of choice and watched

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    The Red Wolf: The Most Endangered Carnivore

    Imagine the world falling apart just from one animal going extinct. It could happen if we don’t keep these wolves safe and out of harm's way. The Red Wolf is smaller and thinner than their cousins which is the gray wolf. They are the most endangered carnivore causing them to lose more than 99.7% of their territory. Their diet contains small mammals and deer. These wolves are nocturnal and communicate by marking their scent and sending out vocalizations. They are very shy and secretive, they also

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    The Influence Of The Feennec Fox

    The fennec fox, found in the Sahara of North Africa and other semi-arid regions, is the smallest in the fox species. They measure 14-16 inches long and weigh up to 3.3 pounds. Known as ‘sweeps’ their tails measure 7-12 inches long helping them change direction while running. It also acts as a blanket while they sleep, warming up their feet and nose. Their thick pale brown to white fur helps them to camouflage in the desert environment. Having such thick fur in the desert actually helps for the insulation

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    Exotic Animals Research Paper

    With the physical environment changing, exotic animals have been put at risk of extinction for several years now. As the New York Times article describes, Smugglers have made extinction for these animals even more possible. There are various species of animals that are popular for trade, but apes are big business- a gorilla baby can cost as much as $250,000. These baby apes are sold to private collectors, where they are used for entertainment. This takes place across the globe, but this business

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    Personal Narrative: Do I Like Hunting

    Do you like hunting? If you do well then i have a story for you. My parents are divorced so i don't get to spend a lot of time with my dad. The only time i get to see my dad is every other weekend, so I don't get lots of time with him. My dad and I love to spend time in the woods together because that's one of the place we can go to relax and forget about everything. So i'll get to the story now. One November 15th the first day of muzzleloader season my dad and I went out hunting like we do every

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