And the reporter is named Webb......how ironic ☺
I'd love to visit Chester Zoo at one point (bit far away). It's meant to be one of, if not THE best zoo in the UK.
It is THE best (imho). I have a zoo where I live and they have some tarantulas. They have a big canvass sign that says "Tarantulas are poisonous" idiots! I take great pleasure in telling the staff it is completely wrong. Apart from that, it is not too bad tbh and I usually go there at least once a year. Mainly cos they have wolves and otters though which are 2 of of my other favourite animals.
I love wolves, they're my favourite wild mammal! There is 4 animal parks up in Scotland I can think of who have wolves: The Highland Wildlife Park (not been yet, 2 1/2 hours up the A9 is not something I've fancied so far lol), Camperdown Wildlife Centre (visited the other day, they took a pair from (IIRC) the Highland park and they bred within months to everyone's surprise), Five Sisters Zoo (2 rescued Arctic Females) and Scottish Deer Centre (pack of 5 (?) Greys).
I agree. Lots to be learned from the yellowstone reintroduction. It is possible if man stoos think it has to be superior to all other living creatures!
I will have to decline. Could not look at it knowing it was once a wonderful living creature. I understand there is the need to hunt in certain circumstances but just not my bag.If i get my wolf hunting tag for the late hunt i'll send you the pelt
I love reading these blogs and websites written by people back east that don't have a clue what's really going on defenders.org is a classic example of the clueless idiots.
Oh thanks, I didn't know that. When I hear about hunting wolves, I automatically assume hunting an animal that doesn't need to be culled (i.e. numbers aren't large enough to be of concern, just for the sh@ts and giggles and the trophy). I wouldn't have thought, that they could be an invasive species in the US, because in most of Europe they're desperately rare.they're an invasive species here. They introduced the Canadian Grey wolves (timber wolf, Wstern wolf) to this area, and they're a bit larger than our native Rocky Mountain wolves. Now the fish and game here are scratching their heads wondering what's happened to our native wolf populations. Real genius there.... All the while the animal activists are shouting to save the wolves, they just shouting for the wrong wolf.
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