Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Camo Master: Why Northern wolves, Huskies, etc. are gray & white.

 


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  1. Yeah he blends in pretty good...

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    1. Your observation is enlightening. I tend to be a "conspiracy-theorist"; I often see a communist behind every shrub and under every rock. I thought I saw seven wolves.

      Anybody who might know the correct answer input would be greatly appreciated.

      Many thanks!

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    2. I didn't see any bloody thing.

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  2. If it's not him near the bottom of the photo in the grass, then I'm stumped

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    1. Dang! Good one! Never saw that. What about the object(s) at the top of the water/ice in about the enter of the photo.

      My suspicion that there are more than one is rooted in the belief they travel in packs but WDIK....

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  3. I saw him standing there and then looked around for more.
    https://miss7.24sata.hr/media/img/01/7f/ef5a4b330d746f26d2e1.jpeg

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    1. Ah-hah, so they do not always travel in packs! Thank you.

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    2. I spotted him in the trees while at work. Guess he’s moved on by now!
      😉

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  4. Found the wolf pretty quick, but I still can't find the Finnish snipers.

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    1. If you can spot the Finnish sniper - you are not his target.

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    2. Good old Lapland. Just remember, once you've made the last Lapp, you're at the Finnish line.

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  5. You got me that time. If it weren't for the hint above from southside Tony, I'd of missed it.

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  6. Looks like the Wolf/Husky is at about 9 o'clock and a little low off the left edge of the pond? (snow covered area). Nose and eyes make a triangle looking right at the camera.

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  7. Camoflage is one facet. Movement, sound and smell are also important, with motion being the largest giveaway.

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