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Dec 31, 2009 05:16 |  #31
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1000arms wrote in post #9294175 (external link)
Karl, keep in mind that a wolf can eat 20 pounds of meat in one sitting. (Wolfing down food!) How much do you weigh? :)

Holy damn. I think I'll stick to auroras.


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Dec 31, 2009 13:42 |  #32

Karl, your Aurora work is phenomenal. I think my favorite form the series you posted on the above link is "Star Watcher".

I do hope you get more opportunities to work the wolves. They really won't eat you. In fact, ever since white man has inhabited North America there has only been one documented case of wild wolves killing a human. Hundreds of years, tens of thousands of human/wolf encounters - just one fatality. You really don't have anything to worry about.


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Dec 31, 2009 16:17 |  #33

I guess perhaps I should go photograph wolves as opposed to the tigers in India. I'll at least survive the former lol


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