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Post by Dizzy on Nov 2, 2020 0:01:57 GMT
wolf Ohhh Ok Well IDK If I Want to Be Sad. But Maybe I Will Check it Out Soon Anyways. Thanks For the Info Wolf Sister.
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Post by Dizzy on Nov 2, 2020 0:04:27 GMT
This is the best wolf, no question.
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Post by edwardjohn on Nov 2, 2020 0:16:12 GMT
This is the best wolf, no question.
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 0:50:06 GMT
Hey Dizzy darlin' 😊
Wolverines are really awesome animals! 😊
All predators evolved from the "Cat"....as time went by predators went off into two different branches: Dog (ish) side and Cat side....
Wolves, Bears, Wolverines (which are closely related to Badgers, and on down to weasles) Hyenas and probably a few more are on the "Dog/Canine" type side.
Then of course there are all the wild Cats, the Felines. 😊
Fox are kind of in the middle they are like the "cats" of the canine world. Actually they termed as Vulpine as Wolves are Lupine, I think Coyote and Dingos are all Canine.....
It's all pretty complicated. Just trying to put it in a nutshell for you. Lol, and I'm sure I'm not doing that great of a job of it.
Maybe @kurben,might be somewhat familiar with wha I'm talking about. Maybe not.
All be irie lil sis! Love them Wolverines too!😄❤
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Post by Dizzy on Nov 2, 2020 1:35:08 GMT
Ohhh That's Cool edwardjohn They Must Be A Tough Animal then? It Looks Like it From The Pic.
wolf Wow Sis That's Cool Info You are Smart. I Never Knew That. My Dad Has A Friend That Was Attacked By a Badger before ina Forest Preserve he Has a Scar from it. Anyways Thank You For Telling Me that I Learn Some ting New Today! 
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 1:59:14 GMT
Ohhh That's Cool edwardjohn They Must Be A Tough Animal then? It Looks Like it From The Pic.
wolf Wow Sis That's Cool Info You are Smart. I Never Knew That. My Dad Has A Friend That Was Attacked By a Badger before ina Forest Preserve he Has a Scar from it. Anyways Thank You For Telling Me that I Learn Some ting New Today!
Did you know that in the comic books, Wolverine is only about the same height as Kitty Pryde when she was 13 years old? About 5 foot 3 inches I think. 😊
He was smaller in stature, but tremendous amongst other men and mutants.
Thanks for the compliment lil sis, but not me, I'm not so great. lol, I've just picked alot of information over the years about things I'm very interested in. Life and the world has been my university. 😊😉
Have a good night Diz!
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 3:35:23 GMT
Getting back to Wolves now, Dizzy 😊
This National Geo Docu is really very good.
The end is sad, but it is a remarkable story.
You might enjoy it. It isn't that long.
I saw the other morning on the news that the North American Grey Wolf is off the Endangered Species List again. That means their numbers are up again.
That's a good thing. 💖
Here's the vid again.....
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2020 15:59:37 GMT
There have been no wild wolves in Pennsylvania for over a century. I remember visiting this place, a sanctuary for wolves in a natural setting, about a hour’s drive from me when I was young. It was a really enjoyable experience without any crowds. wolfsanctuarypa.org/tours-events/
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2020 20:02:26 GMT
This is the best wolf, no question.
Hes not a wolf!!! Hes a wolverine. BIG difference. Wonder how he would sound like howling...... |
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Post by Dizzy on Nov 2, 2020 20:24:53 GMT
wolf Ohhh I never Knew that about Wolverine I Love the X-Men though its one of My Favorite Comics an Movies too. that's why I Maade that Special Powers thread a while Back lol. Oh an You are Great in My Eyes Sister 
Also YAY that North American Grey Wolf is not Endangered anymore I don't Like when Animals are. |
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Post by edwardjohn on Nov 2, 2020 20:29:18 GMT
This is the best wolf, no question.
Hes not a wolf!!! Hes a wolverine. BIG difference. Wonder how he would sound like howling......
Also, from Wikipedia.
"The English word wolverine (alteration of the earlier form, wolvering, of uncertain origin) probably implies "a little wolf"." |
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Post by Deleted on Nov 2, 2020 21:17:35 GMT
Hey Dizzy darlin' 😊
Wolverines are really awesome animals! 😊
All predators evolved from the "Cat"....as time went by predators went off into two different branches: Dog (ish) side and Cat side....
Wolves, Bears, Wolverines (which are closely related to Badgers, and on down to weasles) Hyenas and probably a few more are on the "Dog/Canine" type side.
Then of course there are all the wild Cats, the Felines. 😊
Fox are kind of in the middle they are like the "cats" of the canine world. Actually they termed as Vulpine as Wolves are Lupine, I think Coyote and Dingos are all Canine.....
It's all pretty complicated. Just trying to put it in a nutshell for you. Lol, and I'm sure I'm not doing that great of a job of it.
Maybe @kurben ,might be somewhat familiar with wha I'm talking about. Maybe not.
All be irie lil sis! Love them Wolverines too!😄❤
As to the evolution of them it is a bit fuzzy. The first were in place around 60 milion years ago, 5 million years after the Dinos died out. But the familys we know today are younger. At the earliest ca 40 million years ago (the Dog family) but for many of them probably later. The bear family ca 30 MYA, Weasels ca 20 MYA and Cats ca 15 MYA. There were catlike animals like the Nimravides but they werent true Cats. Many families have died out and been replaced by the current lot. |
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 21:30:53 GMT
Hey Dizzy darlin' 😊
Wolverines are really awesome animals! 😊
All predators evolved from the "Cat"....as time went by predators went off into two different branches: Dog (ish) side and Cat side....
Wolves, Bears, Wolverines (which are closely related to Badgers, and on down to weasles) Hyenas and probably a few more are on the "Dog/Canine" type side.
Then of course there are all the wild Cats, the Felines. 😊
Fox are kind of in the middle they are like the "cats" of the canine world. Actually they termed as Vulpine as Wolves are Lupine, I think Coyote and Dingos are all Canine.....
It's all pretty complicated. Just trying to put it in a nutshell for you. Lol, and I'm sure I'm not doing that great of a job of it.
Maybe @kurben ,might be somewhat familiar with wha I'm talking about. Maybe not.
All be irie lil sis! Love them Wolverines too!😄❤
As to the evolution of them it is a bit fuzzy. The first were in place around 60 milion years ago, 5 million years after the Dinos died out. But the familys we know today are younger. At the earliest ca 40 million years ago (the Dog family) but for many of them probably later. The bear family ca 30 MYA, Weasels ca 20 MYA and Cats ca 15 MYA. There were catlike animals like the Nimravides but they werent true Cats. Many families have died out and been replaced by the current lot.
This BBC documentary is one of the sources of what I over simplified. 
It's a 3 part series.
Hope I can find the other 2. c017 😊 |
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 21:33:33 GMT
Got lucky! Found the other 2! 😄
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 22:03:19 GMT
The Wolf-Dog hybrid that I had taken care of for a friend of mine, for about 9 months when he was working out of state, looked very much like this wolf.
He was 3/4 Timber Wolf, 1/4 German Shepherd.
He was huge, and VERY beautiful.
I loved him. And I miss him very much. 🙂❤🐺.......
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 23:44:14 GMT
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Post by wolf on Nov 2, 2020 23:46:56 GMT
wolf Ohhh I never Knew that about Wolverine I Love the X-Men though its one of My Favorite Comics an Movies too. that's why I Maade that Special Powers thread a while Back lol. Oh an You are Great in My Eyes Sister 
Also YAY that North American Grey Wolf is not Endangered anymore I don't Like when Animals are.
Yeah, they go on and off the list.
If they go on the list for awhile, they always come back, and get taken off of it again.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 4, 2020 14:42:08 GMT
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Post by wolf on Nov 4, 2020 15:53:53 GMT
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Post by wolf on Nov 4, 2020 18:03:20 GMT
I tell you what, there's two distinct ways to tell if a wolf-dog actually has wolf in it's blood or not.
The "eyes" and the "lope".
No ordinary dog has these features.
(And again, as I have said before elsewhere, breeding and owning wolf-dog hybrids is WRONG, and I do not approve of the practice at all. Sad that people do that. )
I have yet to see a photograph or a film that has truly captured what a wolf's eyes are REALLY like. They have a most beautiful wildness to them.
Here are a couple of pictures that pretty good though. 🙂❤......
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