xoxoxoBruce Thursday Dec 26 12:02 AMDec 26th, 2019 : Wolf vs Wolfhounds
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A wolf bites a wolfhound as he is attacked by dogs during a hunting contest outside Almaty, Kazakhstan December 21, 2019.
Incredible pictures show a wolf gnashing its huge teeth at hounds during a hunting contest in Kazakhstan. The chaotic scene sees the predator turned prey as it is chased by at least two dogs near Almaty, in the south east of the country.
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The “hunting contest outside Almaty on December 21st” was primarily a contest of Golden Eagles and their human partners.
This must have been a staged feature, a sideshow, as to get these pictures the wolf had to be captured and brought here or
raised in captivity and brought here. The pictures clearly show at least three dogs on this wolf.
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Wolf populations are closely protected in Europe, but no legislation is in place in Kazakhstan - where wolf cubs are sometimes bought and used to protect land and property. The country is believed to have the world's largest population of wild wolves of up to 100,000.
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Leus Thursday Dec 26 08:34 AM
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoBruce
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Is there a german word for the emotion mixture when watching an image that is undeniably beautiful and terrible, but disgusting at the same time?
Gravdigr Thursday Dec 26 09:18 AMFahrvergnügen?
Oh, wait, that's Volkswagen...
Diaphone Jim Thursday Dec 26 07:55 PM100,000?
Not going to Grandma's house!
xoxoxoBruce Thursday Dec 26 11:40 PM100,000 wolves over 1,052,100 sq mi (9th largest country in the world) with a population of only 18.5 million.
They are smart people they drive on the right side of the road.
Diaphone Jim Friday Dec 27 12:16 PMThat is ten of those toothy 100+ pounders per square mile.
Gonna take your chances?
They are smart people, they drive on the right side of the road to Grandma's house.
xoxoxoBruce Friday Dec 27 12:53 PMNope, one wolf for each 10.52 square miles.
6 million people live in the top 10 cities.
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I'm sure there are more sizable villages where wolves would not feel safe because wolves will shy away from people and flee unless cornered.
Diaphone Jim Friday Dec 27 02:47 PMThat's what I meant. Here he comes now.
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