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Richard Archer <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 3 Jan 2001 18:49:34 +1100
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At 22:22 -0700 2/1/01, Lorenzo wrote:

>For you from the BIG  City,  Do you believe this!
>
>"that our ancestors hunted many species into extinction"

I was thinking particularly of the wooly mammoths, although there is
some speculation that they were wiped out by disease.

The New Zealand Maori certainly hunted the Moa to extinction -- this
was a 2.5 metre high flightless bird. Easy prey for stone-age hunters.

And of course the Dodo was hunted to extinction, although for sport
rather than food.


>Also please mention if you know the difference between a
>wild Mule Deer or an Ordinary  Mule on the Farm .

If you're trying to offend people with postings of this nature, I can
report at least one success.

  ...R.

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