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The intersection of a donkey and a horse is called a mule or a mule . The mule father is a donkey and the mother is a horse cat, while the mule father is a horse and the mother is a donkey cat. Both junctions are almost always sterile.

At the age of two, stallions are driven away from the herd and form their own herds by collecting oaks.

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There are four species of wild deer in the wild: deer , wild deer , deer and white-tailed deer . Elk are by far the largest of these species. All species of Finnish deer are game animals . Despite its name, spruce deer do not belong to deer but to deer [2] [5] .

It has also been referred to as the deer [4] [5], to distinguish it from the deer ( Cervinae ). The Mammalian Nomenclature Committee has proposed that the sub-tribe be renamed in Finnish to the goats .

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The subspecies of Canis aureus lupaster, previously defined as a subspecies of live cabbage in North Africa, originates from South Asian gray matter based on DNA analyzes published in 2011. [18] [19] The North American red wolf ( Rufus ) has also been the subject of scientific debate, for example as a cross between coyote and gray matter.

The same genus of wolves as the wolf canis is the goldfish, the warbler , the warbler , the Ethiopian wolf and the coyote , and the dingo , which is nowadays generally classified as a wolf subspecies.

The survival of young kittens depends a lot on how many adult wolves and babysitters remain in the herd.

Less than half of the wolf catching attempts are successful. A deer or a creepy male stuck in a threatening position is likely to survive, but the fugitive gets the wolves to his feet.

The wolf can carry loose pieces of pregnant mother and puppies in the nest or vomit the contents of their stomachs into the puppies.

In Central Finland, for example, the formation of new worms has been observed to have led to a reduction in foxes and raccoon dogs and, as a result, to an increase in woodland chicks. [40] This behavior, on the other hand, exposes wolves to infectious diseases in small beasts , especially the wardrobe .

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Whales are also reared as fur animals, known as the blue fox.

The bean is most active in the twilight, when it comes up in search of food. Its main food is the fells and, to some extent, the moles . In years when small rodents are scarce, the bean has to deal with birds, their eggs and chicks, and berries and carrion, for example.

The situation of the species is particularly poor in Scandinavia and Finland. However, globally, the whale is not endangered. According to a report published in 2008, the stock of nuts is gradually gaining ground in the Nordic countries .

In Finland, the whale is classified as extremely endangered . [5] As a popular fur animal , in the twentieth century, wild white fox was hunted almost extinct in Finland. Even in the early 20th century, the species was abundant in Lapland, and during the winter of 1908-1909, whales migrated all the way to the southern coast of the country.

Attempts have been made to improve the livelihood of Naal by hunting foxes and providing the nipples with nourishment and other food. [12] [13] In Norway and Sweden, dogfish are fed on dogfish, which has contributed to the growth of the stock. [7] The survival of nails is also hampered by the fact that they are no longer provided with enough reindeer kills for wolves and wolves.

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fi->en translations are so funny that I read them when I'm feeling down. Few other things make me laugh out loud so much.

Part of me hopes they never invent a better way to translate.


It's like an algorithmic "English as she is spoke" :p

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