it's a beautiful park大学水平.不过100个单词.

it's a beautiful park大学水平.不过100个单词.
it's a beautiful park
大学水平.不过100个单词.

it's a beautiful park大学水平.不过100个单词.
This natural wonder's unparalleled beauty inspired the U.S. government to create the world's first national park.
?Today, Yellowstone' s identity is closely associated with its powerful, natural geysers such as the ever present: Old Faithful.
The incredible geysers and picture postcard landscape brought Yellowstone its fame. But today, its wildlife population is just as popular. The most controversial of these is Yellowstone' s wolf population. Until recently, the wolf was almost extinct.
This world has been obsessed with killing wolves. We have been killing wolves for centuries, probably for thousands of years.
In 1995, Yellowstone' s wolf population was almost gone, so Douglas Smith went to Canada to capture fourteen of the animals in an effort to revive Yellowstone' s wolf population.

A Beautiful Park-----
Yellowstone National Park
This natural wonder's unparalleled beauty inspired the U.S. government to create the world's first national park. For a young country just comin...

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A Beautiful Park-----
Yellowstone National Park
This natural wonder's unparalleled beauty inspired the U.S. government to create the world's first national park. For a young country just coming of age in the early 1800's, the discovery of Yellowstone helped define America' s identity with its vast, bold landscape.
?Today, Yellowstone' s identity is closely associated with its powerful, natural geysers such as the ever present: Old Faithful. Old Faithful erupts about every 85, 87 minutes. It's 130, 140 feet tall, it's magnificent
The incredible geysers and picture postcard landscape brought Yellowstone its fame. But today, its wildlife population is just as popular. The most controversial of these is Yellowstone' s wolf population. Until recently, the wolf was almost extinct.
This world has been obsessed with killing wolves. We have been killing wolves for centuries, probably for thousands of years. Afraid of the threat wolves would pose to their livestock, government bounty hunters in the early 1900's, killed Yellowstone' s grey wolves for the price of fifteen dollars a head. They were hunted to near extinction. It would be almost a century before an effort would begin to reverse this damage
In 1995, Yellowstone' s wolf population was almost gone, so Douglas Smith (Yellowstone' s Wolf Preservation Project Leader) went to Canada to capture fourteen of the animals in an effort to revive Yellowstone' s wolf population. Douglas said: " Catching a wolf is a tough thing to do. And there's nothing more exciting than flying over a wolf in a helicopter. You throw a net over them, they get tangled up, and then you go up and sedate them. When you move a wolf from one location to another, they try and get back home. We held them for about ten weeks inside the pens."

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