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To: LibWhacker

Instead of running around in a circle, you would think they would just run away........


2 posted on 02/16/2019 4:02:43 AM PST by Hot Tabasco (ui)
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To: Hot Tabasco

Did you watch it? they were harder to kill this way AND they could kill the hunter.


3 posted on 02/16/2019 4:04:45 AM PST by dp0622 (The Left should know if.. Trump is kicked out of office, it is WAR!)
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To: Hot Tabasco

Reindeer emerged as a distinct species about a million years ago (Yep, I had to look it up... I’m not a reindeer expert!). The cyclone defense probably worked great against their main enemies (bears, wolves, saber-tooth tigers(?)) for much of that time. When man came along, the reindeer just kept doing what worked well against all the other predators.


12 posted on 02/16/2019 4:40:31 AM PST by LibWhacker
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To: Hot Tabasco

Ever see old Westerns and wagons?


35 posted on 02/16/2019 6:31:22 AM PST by EEGator
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To: Hot Tabasco
Instead of running around in a circle, you would think they would just run away........

Being herd animals, they like to follow each other. Just like the ancient plains Indians would get buffalo to stampede off a cliff, it is probably an accident the reindeer just happen to end up in an "infinite loop" following each other.

40 posted on 02/16/2019 6:56:29 AM PST by Flick Lives
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To: Hot Tabasco

I bet there are many dead reindeer afterward from being trampled so the hunter has it easy.


49 posted on 02/16/2019 10:36:41 AM PST by minnesota_bound
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