Wildlife

I had just taken a winter walk on Mt. Lamborn Mesa,
located on Colorado�s Western Slope. In the past few
days, I had spotted coyotes kicking up snow and
frolicking with their young. On this particular
occasion, a prairie dog had come out of its hole and
seemed capricious, ready to play. I laughed when I saw
a few symmetrical snowballs a few feet away from him.

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 The serval inhabits the plains and forests of the north African countries of Algeria and Morocco, and in central and southern Africa, excluding the southern-most tip and the rainforest belt in central Africa.

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 Historically, tigers were widespread across Asia, from Turkey eastward. They have been extirpated form most of their former range, and remaining populations are highly fragmented within southeast Asia. There were 8 subspecies of tiger: the Siberian, Bengal, Indochinese, South China, Sumatran, Bali, Java, and Caspian tigers, but of these the Caspian, Bali and Javan tigers are extinct. And those remaining five are quickly becoming extinct due to the hunger for tiger parts in Asia

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 There are less than 500 left in the wild. Their former range used to cover all of North and South Korea, Southeastern Russia and Northeastern China. Now they are reduced to scattered populations on the border between southeastern Russia and northeastern China.

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 Historically, wolves had the largest and most extensive range of all mammals, second only to humans. However, they have been extirpated from much of their former range, especially in the contiguous United States and much of western Europe.

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