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Nihil

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5. If I was on that research team, I would pay *very* careful attention to the last data received ...

Reply to wtmusic (Original post)

Tue Dec 11, 2012, 04:25 AM

Dec 2012

> The wolf was fitted with a $4,000 collar with GPS tracking technology, which is being returned, ...
> Based on data from the wolf’s collar, researchers knew that her pack rarely ventured outside the park,
> and then only for brief periods

... specifically, to find out exactly *when* the collar moved outside the park and if it moved in the usual
manner (or if it was being driven out on a dead wolf) ...

I know that coincidences do happen but I get suspicious of some of them.

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‘Famous’ Wolf Is Killed Outside Yellowstone [View all] wtmusic Dec 2012 OP

This strikes me as kind of twisted ... 1StrongBlackMan Dec 2012 #1

Attempting to rationalize their bloodlust is what's twisted wtmusic Dec 2012 #3

and calling wild animals "big game populations" is sickening to me stuntcat Dec 2012 #4

The deliberate killing of these beautiful creatures in the name of 'hunting' is sickening. sinkingfeeling Dec 2012 #2

If I was on that research team, I would pay *very* careful attention to the last data received ... Nihil Dec 2012 #5

Very good points Tumbulu Dec 2012 #6