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Essay heading: Wolf Frenzy
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Having at least seven hundred new wolves in Idaho means that there will be a huge decline in elk as well as deer. In Yellowstone elk have changed behavior in order to stay away from the wolves. The research said, "Data from Yellowstone indicate elk have learned to avoid areas frequently used by wolves such as valley or ridge top trails, opting instead for areas with greater cover and security" (Idaho)...
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So now the wolves are pushing the big game herds into more covered areas as well as decreasing the population.
Even though the wolves are changing big game's behaviors hunters have way more to worry about. Recently there have been multiply occasions of wolves harassing humans, but it never makes it to the public...
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