Wolf Hollow Research Paper

Have you ever wished you had a ticket to anywhere in the world, if you have where would you go? If I had a ticket to anywhere I would go to Great Wolf Lodge. I would go to Great Wolf Lodge because when I was younger I never got to go and I’ve always wanted to go.

While researching the gray wolf, I found out that it is actually a very touchy subject in Michigan. The hunting of Gray Wolves has been a very controversial topic. Gray wolves are native to Michigan but were nearly wiped out in the 19th and early 20th centuries by hunting and state-sanctioned bounties. In 1973, when Congress created the federal endangered species list, only six wolves were known to still exist in the Michigan wild, and gray wolves were considered an endangered species. By 2007, the wolf population in the Upper Peninsula topped 500 -- far exceeding the recovery benchmark of 100 set by the federal government, making the Great Lakes gray wolf one of the most successful recovery stories in the history of the endangered species list. The gray wolf actually came off the endangered species list in 2012, but as of December 2014, has been relisted.

There are many people that are experts at hunting and shooting a recurve bow. They all have their own technics and ways. But their is a god that is so good at hunting and shooting he can kill up the 2 elks at a time and do crazy trick shots. His name is Lonewolf. Lonewolf was introduced to shooting a recurve bow when he was a little boy and learned about hunting when he was the age of 11. Every birthday lonewolf had he got a bigger recurve bow from his dad.

The gray wolf, also known as the timber wolf or western wolf, is a generalist species and can be found in North America, Canada, Europe, and Asia. The gray wolf is a very diverse species, able to withstand different environments. The gray wolf can thrive in forests and woodlands, grasslands, desserts, and even the tundra. In the United States, this species is mainly found in the northern states such as Michigan, Wisconsin, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming, and Alaska. Other states include Arizona and New Mexico where they were reintroduced to a protected parkland.

Billy: I Am going to Tahlequah on the bus to get the phone I ordered.

Hybridization of species in the wild is both rare and often unsuccessful. The product of hybrids are most often sterile and unfit to survive in the natural world. North America may claim one of the most successful hybrids of this century. The newly discovered “coy wolf” is a mix between two canis species, the western coyote and the eastern wolf. This hybrid is also called the eastern coyote or northeastern coyote. The hybrid did not arise spontaneously. Human’s set up the perfect scenario to create a hybrid from species that would otherwise be allopatric. Humans highly influenced the formation and success of this hybrid. Without human destruction of American ecosystems, the coy wolf may have never walked this Earth.

The Canadian wolf can look many different ways.They can grow anywhere from 2-3 feet tall. The Wolf has fur and claws. When you think of a wolf, you can compare it to a dog. The teeth are just like a dog’s teeth. The Wolf’s tail is just like the rest of it’s body, fluffy and soft. A wolf is most likely to have blue or brown eyes. A wolf has four short legs, but they can run fast. The male can weigh anywhere from 70 lbs- 200 lbs. The female weighs about 50 lbs- 100 lbs.

My perception and interpretation of GhostFood have undoubtedly evolved more times than I can count. Participating in public art and engaging with strangers from various backgrounds has been a bizarre, risky, yet enlightening experience that I have found academically enriching and personally impactful. The very strangeness of GhostFood has thrusted me into the culturally colorful, yet much to be explored and understood Baltimore.

As the population is growing more crops and cattle for farms are expanding and this has started to cause the Gray Wolves to get in the endangered list in 1976. Within those farms, Gray wolves would invade the livestock and gather food from the farms. When the farmers witness their livestock being eaten and taken away from the wolves they would kill and shoot the animals to defend their farm. Since there are so many farms the food stock has become limited for them so they have to find whatever food they can. Besides limited food disease is also a huge problem within their community, diseases such as canine distemper which is caused by unvaccinated dogs and kills young pups to older adults. Gray wolves are also a dangerous predator to themselves,

Long ago, on one winter evening in 1927, a pack of wolves were resting in their den when one wolf became very bored and started to whine. This wolf happened to be the youngest out of all the wolfs and was known as the little pup. “Momma, I’m bored!” cried the little pup. The momma wolf sighed and began walking over to where the pup was sitting. The momma wolf nudged her pup, letting out a small laugh. The pup pouted. He didn’t know what was so funny to his mother. When momma wolf was done laughing, she finally spoke. “Please do not whine little pup, I have- “ BOOM! Momma wolf was cut off from a loud roar of thunder. Soon lightning began to flash and more roars of thunder came from the sky. The little pup began to yelp as it heard the thunder. The yelping seemed to get louder and louder with each sound. Nothing would work to get the pup to be quiet, until the father wolf had enough of the pup’s yelping and began to howl so loudly the thunder itself

Spirit Cave is located in Thailand, in the Pang Mapha district, in the Mae Hong Son Province. (1) The Hoabinhian hunting tribe occupied it from 9000 to 5500 BCE. They were a community of hunters and gatherers that used tools such as the short axe, hammerstones, and tools made of bone. The cave is on a hillside overlooking a small stream. This site dates back to the Neolithic or New Stone Age.

Joost van den Vondel, the Dutch poet and playwright of the 17th century , writes “The “water wolf” could "devour the land" in times of spring tide.” “Dutch farmers, in particular, refer to the sea as ''the water wolf” . Justifiably, for a country “where one third of the Dutch territory is below sea level, while another one third is very close to the official zero-measuring (NAP) level” the threat of the wolf at the door is hardly fiction. Consequently, being the masters of flood protection is crucial in sustaining life on this distinct landscape.

After Billy Weaver went missing the detectives started investigating. They found out where Billy was working and went and talked to Billy’s boss. Billy’s boss told the detective that Billy had come into town yesterday on a train and then went to a bed and breakfast. The detective asked what bed and breakfast.

Between the years of 1615 and 1621, well renowned painter Peter Paul Rubens, also known as Sir Peter Paul Rubens, produced a series of monumental hunting scenes such as the action filled painting entitled “Wolf and Fox Hunt”. Like many large paintings of its kind produced in Rubens's workshop, it was executed by a number of different hands. While some Scholars may disagree as to how much Rubens's personally participated, this art piece continues to live on as a marvel in his craft. Rubens was apart of an aristocratic art movement known as Baroque. This art movement was centered around trying to impress people by projecting triumph, power, and control. The power and control that many aristocrats wanted to not only exert over humans, but over nature's natural resources can be demonstrated through his visual binding painting entitled “Wolf and Fox Hunt".

The wolf is the most interesting animal I have seen in person. I would say the lion is interesting but I have not seen them many times. I say the wolf is interesting because the Scandinavians believed that a wolf ate a god’s hand. The Greeks also believed the first wolf was once a king who disrespected the gods. The Inuit people believed in a tale that a boy got eaten by a mythical wolf when he snuck out at night.