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Botany

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8. It was killed by uneducated idiots.

Reply to xchrom (Reply #7)

Tue Aug 21, 2012, 10:23 AM

Aug 2012

Grizzly bears were going to come into town and kill all of Ms. Jones 2nd
grade class ......

You see it was based on science and knowledge so it had to be killed.

Just like some people wanted Yellowstone park when they were making
the park's boundaries to include the winter range of the elk and bison
but that idea was stopped so now we have cattle ranchers shooting bison,
bears, and wolves because they are a threat to the ranchers' cows.

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Kitty Corner: Jaguars Win Critical Habitat in U.S. [View all] xchrom Aug 2012 OP

Copper mine? That's gonna be a fight. TreasonousBastard Aug 2012 #1

YES!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!!!! Tansy_Gold Aug 2012 #2

... xchrom Aug 2012 #3

I have four dogs around me on the floor, but this is on my desk Tansy_Gold Aug 2012 #10

... xchrom Aug 2012 #11

An area larger than Rhode Island that will be protected in perpetuity Botany Aug 2012 #4

you are so right: Study Demonstrates That One Extinction Leads to Another xchrom Aug 2012 #5

I went to a talk by a wolf biologist about Yellowstone and wolves and it was great. Botany Aug 2012 #6

absolutely. we need 'wildlife hiways'. xchrom Aug 2012 #7

It was killed by uneducated idiots. Botany Aug 2012 #8

oy vey xchrom Aug 2012 #9