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Big deal. Good grief, we can't cleanse society or the environment of everything. Sanitizing I guess is it.
You go wolves, you go!!!
(Now before people go nuts -- work on this fact: more people are killed every year in America by tvs and soda machines falling on them than by wolves. Look it up. Ban machines? Ban our stupidity? Come on, let the animals be part of our world.)
Now that's a thought for the day.
The orginal objective for Wolves in Yellowstone, Idaho, and the area etc was for 300 animals. It is now more then double that and getting bigger. This is a big problem.