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Sun, 18/10/2009 - 2:50pm
 
 The Boma WELCOME and join us at the Africam Boma chat !!!!!!! Monday 19 October 2009 Please note: NK for Nkorho, EP for Elephant Plains, TE for Tembe. Happy Camming and Chatting !!!!!!!!
Mon, 19/10/2009 - 2:32pm
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I tied to find the news of caribous, for they had some numbers, but didn´t find. They talked of two biggest herds. Whereas I found a news of the Arctic Ocean. It is going to thaw in ten years so that you may sail to the North Pole! too bad for ice bears,seals and whales. It will open new sea routes for ships for it will be quicker to use the Northwest Passage from Canada or the Northeast Passage in Russia as Suez or go round South Africa.
Mon, 19/10/2009 - 2:12pm
#4
 
 Hei everyone! Barry, I just red on a paper that caribou herds have got smaller in Canada and it is known the reason for that. Our half tame reindeer is relative. It has tamed from a Norwegian wild reindeer about 400-500 years ago. the mountain caribou in the souther east kootenay of b.c. yes smallnumbers from loss of habitat they feed on lichen mostly so when you logg old growth timber they have the lichen on them in north east b.c. the population is still healthy i have been on the dempster highway in the yukon territory when the porcupine herd crosses the highway 200,000 animals in a two week to a month period they are barren ground caribou
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Mon, 19/10/2009 - 2:12pm
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Hi and bye Claire..hope the toothache goes I have to go get ready for my day...happy camming __________________
Mon, 19/10/2009 - 2:10pm
#6
Hi Claire, yes quiet on the cams and forum its almost time for my bed the nights shift will be rolling in on the boma soon, when we are in our beds will catch you tomorrow night Barry and Claire and all, happy camming. Doris  Me & my toothache are off to bed, with some medicinal brandy
Mon, 19/10/2009 - 2:12pm
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Hei everyone! Barry, I just red on a paper that caribou herds have got smaller in Canada and it is not known the reason for that. Our half tame reindeer is relative. It has tamed from a Norwegian wild reindeer about 400-500 years ago.
Mon, 19/10/2009 - 1:41pm
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thats a lot of red deer in a small country like scotland 79000 square kilometers our elk population is(40 000) are in British Columbia The area of British Columbia is 944 735 km². __________________
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! Night all.
Has anyone tried the whalewatch website posted? I can't get the cam to come up. It's just a square with a small box and x. Thanks for any help. Ann