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Two of the major threats to the dhole are habitat destruction (and the associated prey) and human persecution. Furthermore, once dhole populations become fragmented, other factors such as disease and inbreeding may have more permanent effects.

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A cheetahs diet mainly consists of gazzels and impalas. == ==

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Asiatic Dholes are a type of wild dog. Asiatic Dholes are large and vicious in appearance. The Asiatic Dholes are red furred and known to hunt Asian Buffalo. They range from Siberia to India.

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Be more specific, is it high or low? If its not normal your body is trying to tell you something, so don't try solve the temp problem, try to find out what is wrong with your body or what your body is trying to communicate to you.

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A Dhole can have the same amount of babies at at time as dogs, that means anywhere from 4 to 9

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• The Dhole is also known as the Asian Wild Dog
• The Dhole lives in groups made up of up to 25 individuals
• This wild canine has a tawny to dark red coat
• Their legs are short in comparison to their body

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WWII in Europe, for the most part, was a roaming affair of many free wheeling engagements across the countryside. There were few fixed battles as was often seen in the First World War.

Because of this, the land was not a scarred, as it was at Verdun and Ypres. This allowed the owners of the land, farmers, generally, to reclaim the land for its' intended use. Remember that the entire economy of the area was in ruin, and they had to work to eat. This is true even around the D-Day landing beaches.

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The Dhole has become endangered for many reasons. Loss of habitat and prey base, disease such as rabies ,inter specific competition for prey with Tigers and Leopards.

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yes, cosider automobiles and asembly lines wich both require small computers ot run

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Bird flu in humans can be treated with some of the anti-viral medicines available today. There is also a vaccine that has been made for the US Government, and that supply is being stockpiled to be readily available if there ever is a pandemic of this type of flu. Currently it is not available on the commercial market, but with the incidence of human infection so low, and especially in the US, the decision has been made to keep the supply in reserve for now for use in a major outbreak.

It is an extremely virulent influenza virus that can infect birds, occasionally pigs, rarely infections in other animals, and very rarely humans. Fortunately, it does not spread very easily, and only extremely rare human to human transmissions have been known to occur. No instance of the virus spreading beyond a first generation of close human contacts has been reported. It does, however, have a very high mortality rate in animals and in humans (60% death rate in humans).

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If you have to ask this question then you shouldn't be asking it. Hunters or Sportsmen are brought up with the tradition of the sport. It is almost natural for sporting families to stay sporting famlies. There are alot of reasons for the enjoyment of hunting. Many individuals cannot relate with these reasons but the ones that can will never ask a question like this one. You can only truly get the answer you are looking for when you experience a hunt with a real sportsmen!!

because they don't care about animals they care about them self. I'm a animal lover and I'm sticking up for these poorly animals being killed by stupid fat lowlife people who just walk around all day looking for deers and foxes and shooting them.some people in this world need to get a life man!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sadly, there is only 2500 mature individuals that still remain in the wild.

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It is estimated that only 2500 still live in the wild today. For more details see the sites listed below.

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Depends on the area or country but they usually become parks or property of local aboriginals or conservationalists/naturalists/historians etc.

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It's about the size of a border collie, looks like a wolf, and is also known as the Asiatic Wild Dog.

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the color purple but not the movie

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Yes, some dholes do inhabit the rainforests of southeast Asia.

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Dholes typically hunt alone and so eat smaller mammals in their habitat, such as rabbits or deer. When they do work in small groups they are able to hunt larger prey, as large as water buffalo.

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Asiatic Dholes is a type of wild dog, large and vicious in appearance. They are red furred and range from Siberia to India but prefer forest habitats. They are very social, living in groups of about 10 animals, sometimes up to 40. Dholes hunt in packs and eat meat, and are known to hunt Asian Buffalo. Otherwise, they sleep or breed. Dholes are on the endangered species list due to being misunderstood and killed by humans.