Diane K. Boyd
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610 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard Oct 2024
Diane K. Boyd’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Well, I mean, he ran it over intentionally and he had a gun.
Oh, yeah, and he had a gun. No, it was all for show.
No.
I thought about this a lot. So why wolves? What's the deal with wolves? Why does it create that? If you look at the facts, I mean, elk, coyotes, lions, bears, coke machines, whatever, kill people, lightning, every year, lots of people.
Wolves, it would be a very rare experience. It occasionally happens, but it's so much rarer than everything else. And yet people don't hate lions or grizzly bears.
Okay, let's hear it.
No way. So I haven't seen it.
I'll have to look that up because I haven't actually heard of it.
I'd like to know where the references are. Thanks.
Close enough.
Yeah, I'm reading it too. I just would say... You're a little skeptical? I'm very skeptical.
But we're looking at news stories from 110 years ago. I know.
Right.
I'm just saying.
No, I'm not a little skeptical. I'm very skeptical.
I know.
No, and I read the literature.
So my question about this story, and I'm not, I'm just saying I'm skeptical. Largest wolf pack.
So what's the source?
Well, I'd love to look up more detail, but I can tell you about the news source, and I'm not familiar with that, and I don't read that kind of stuff usually, but... If it's true, it's true. I don't happen to believe it's true. But what I can tell you about the true about wolf biology is wolves live in packs that are generally a family group. They have a genetic investment in their pack members.
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