Diane K. Boyd
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610 appearances
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first heard Oct 2024
last heard Oct 2024
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With probably a, I don't mean to be offensive, but a better base of information with all the opportunity in the world for all those things you just set up. Remote living, no protection, harsh winters like the winter of Charlie Russell paintings where all the cattle were starving. Right. You didn't have packs of 400 wolves coming in and killing everyone.
Yeah.
Incredible. It's beautiful. I just actually watched it within the last year.
How many were killed by wolves?
Tigers? Tigers are awesome predators on people.
Yeah.
I'm trying to remember the name of the book I read. It might just be called Tiger. I'm trying to remember the name, but it's a story of a predatory tiger and these guys, a story of the tiger's life and how they go to finally try and kill it. It's a terrifying story. In Siberia? It's a true story. Yeah. And it's modern times.
Oh, my God. A cat that's 600 pounds stalking you? In the snow. No, thank you.
Yes. And I think that tiger had an injury that was caused by humans. And that's often the case. It wasn't able to hunt real proficiently. I mean, when you're reading the book, you get the drift that it had a vengeance against humans because it was injured.
Yeah. There's no doubt that animal, according to the story here, definitely had vengeance on its mind.
The book is called The Tigers. I had the title right.
It's a fascinating story. Wow. Yeah. And you know, it's interesting because with- Look at the footprint.
Look at the size of that.
Yeah. Wow. Fascinating story. And then there's this, the tiger is just trying to be a tiger.
Yeah, different. So is that- Different time era.
Yeah.
You drew that. It's 140 years old. Come on.
But some of the interesting things looking at that is, like in Glacier Park or anywhere I play, were wolves-
overlap with with mountain lions which we call lions mountain lions and grizzly bears and coyotes and whatever when they they kill one of their other competing predators just like that tiger they don't usually eat it it's secondary it's to kill off a competitor so wolves don't get eaten by mountain lions they do get killed by mountain lions occasionally right occasionally matter of fact one of the colorado wolves that was just introduced was killed by mountain lion
And one-on-one, a 120-pound cat and a 100-pound wolf, one-on-one, the cat's going to win. But when you have a pack of wolves, I mean, we've watched them treat the cat, and they'll wait until they can get it. They'll wait. But one-on-one, the cat doesn't have a chance.
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