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Artist // Photography
  • United States
  • Deviant for 19 years
  • She / Her
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My Bio
Current Residence: Colorado
Favourite cartoon character: Batman

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Wolves, Wolfdogs and Parrots
I got this from WOLF, PLEASE READ IT AND HELP THESE ANIMALS! The following information came to us from Peta's Action Center.  Link: http://www.peta.org/actioncenter/ActionAlerts-item.asp?id=1964 All may not be as soft and cuddly at Starcross Wolves as the breeding outfit's Web site indicates. According to nearby residents in Kaufman County, Texas, this operation's wolf hybrids are regularly seen and heard fighting viciously and ganging up on each other with little or no human intervention. Dogs are reportedly injured, often fatally, in these frequent altercations, and our callers claim that the owner shows little concern. We're told that
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Denver Zoo is celebrating the birth of three black bear cubs (Selenarctos thibetanus), Chai (Cheye – like the tea), Thai (Tie) and Omai (Oh-my), born January 16, 2006 in an off-exhibit maternity den. The two male cubs, female cub and their mother, Tenzing (Ten-zing) will be on exhibit in the early spring. Zookeepers say the three cubs are doing well and have opened their eyes. This is the second successful rearing of Asiatic black bear cubs at Denver Zoo. Asiatic black bears were native to a wide range of Asia but now are threatened and can only be found in Southeast and East portions of Asia. The Asiatic black bear is hunted for its bod
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Alaska Game Board Maneuvers to Bring Back Wolf Control Program Associated Press / January 25, 2006 Anchorage, Alaska — The state Board of Game rewrote its aerial wolf hunting regulations Wednesday in a move to revive a program deemed illegal by a judge last week. Hunters could be back in the air before the weekend if Lt. Gov. Loren Lehman approves the revised guidelines Thursday, said Board of Game Chairman Mike Fleagle. "We anticipate the plaintiffs will try to stop the program, but for now it will go back online," Fleagle said. Friends of Animals, a Darien, Conn.-based animal rights group, has led the fight against the wolf-killin
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I love your pictures! They're beautiful.
:+devwatch:
Thnx you for :+fav: :hug:
well I checked your whole gallery and took "some" faves with me ^^; Thank you so much for submitting all those photos here! :wave:
lolyes I want a wolf.
Wolves are lovely~~We have something in common. :]
Yes, wolves are great. But believe me, you don't want one as a pet!