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    Coyote and the Buffalo

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    used these beliefs to teach lessons or entertain. In Coyote and the Buffalo many of the Native American beliefs and perspectives are illustrated in the story such as‚ balance/harmony‚ reverence for earth and creation‚ strong sense of community‚ and the purpose of literature is not just to entertain the listener but to teach. Coyote and the Buffalo is a type of story called a trickster story. In this story the trickster is played by the coyote‚ which is a common chose of animal for the Native Americans

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    Wisconsin is among the fourteen states that allow bear hunting with the use of hounds‚ but Wisconsin is the only state that compensates hunters for hound depredations that occur due to wolves. Wisconsin Statute Chapter 29‚ Wild Animals and Plants‚ sets rules regarding wolf depredation compensation‚ which sets a maximum amount of $2‚500 per hound that a hunter can receive. The DNR program that provides compensation is funded mostly from taxpayer dollars‚ along with small contributions from the optional

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    Coyote and Bear

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    Native American tale of "Coyote and Bear"‚ originally translated from oral tradition in nineteen six by G. A. Dorsey in the book The Pawnee‚ Mythology‚ Part I‚ tells us the story of Coyote who accidentally meets Bear‚ and in order to protect himself from being killed by Bear‚ starts to make up self praising stories to impress Bear. Eventually‚ Coyote convinces Bear‚ but after a few hesitant moves‚ Bear realizes that Coyote was lying. The tale then‚ ends up with the murder of Coyote by Bear. The most relevant

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    wolfs were trapped‚ shot or poisoned. The thought was that they were a danger to livestock. But eradicating the animal had much more dire consequences. These wolfs played an important role to the ecosystem. They kept bison‚ caribou‚ deer‚ elk‚ and coyote populations under control. The left over meat from these animals also provided meals for bald eagles‚ grizzly bears‚ foxes and birds. According to Miller‚ T.‚ Spoolman‚ S. (2008)‚ Ecologists recognized the important role this keystone predator species

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    Should the Gray wolf be taken off the endangered species list and should they be allowed to be hunted like the common coyote? Scientific evidence does not suggest that wolves should be hunted in Michigan. Moreover‚ every reason that has been offered for why we should allow wolf hunting is misguided. They are hunted in areas where they have become highly populated for example in areas such as Montana and Idaho because their numbers have increased over 5000 they are killing off the deer and elk population

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    Saving a Species “Go back to California!”‚ is just one of the many things supporters of the Mexican Gray Wolf reintroduction program were hearing at a meeting about “predators” in Alpine this February. Over three hundred people were in attendance and only a handful of people were supporters of these dog sized predators. They sat quietly listening to everyone bash the most endangered mammal in North America (Corrigan). The Mexican Gray Wolf is about the size of a German Shepherd‚ four to five

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    Molly Kinney Composition 1 Mary Burmaster November 11 2012 Saving the Grey Wolves Wolves and humans have been coexisting for hundreds of years. Before Europeans conquered our vast country‚ wolves held a very esteemed place in Native American culture‚ as they were vital to forest ecosystems‚ and were often believed to be spiritual beings in many tribes (kidsplanet 1). As much as they were honored in tribal cultures‚ others feared them. Children’s fables often described them as “the big

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    is 2200 wolves In Minnesota which means that they kill around 41‚800 deer a year. But in Minnesota there are 1 million white tail deer there. I’m not saying that the only thing killing the deer population the United States are wolves because the coyotes kill some to and the biggest predator is the human race. When people go out and hunt it is for the meat and not for just fun and the government tells us how many animals can be killed so it’s not like we just go out and kill them as we see them they

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    The Grey Fox‚ also known as the “Tree Fox” is just one of the animals that live in the Chaparral biome. The baby Grey Fox is called a kit or a pup. The Grey Fox is an animal closely related to the dog‚ because of their bushy tails. The back of the Grey Fox is a whitish grey color‚ while the muzzle is black and has a black stripe. The Grey Fox as an adult can weigh anywhere from seven to eleven pounds. They stand fifteen inches at the shoulder‚ and are twenty-one to thirty inches long. Their scientific

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    Gray Wolf Evolution

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    shortened tail. The wolves seen today evolved during the Miocene‚ the most recent ancestors of wolves evolved and split off from the ancestors of foxes‚ creating the two different species. 1.8 million years ago‚ wolves in North America had developed from coyotes‚ yet they still appear very

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