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To: Julius Wong who wrote (175594)	7/31/2021 2:59:32 PM
From: Cogito Ergo Sum	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 219433

where did dogs come from ?

To: Julius Wong who wrote (175594)	7/31/2021 7:00:09 PM
From: carranza2	3 Recommendations Recommended By Cogito Ergo Sum CusterInvestor Julius Wong Respond to of 219433

Don’t be so sure. youtube.com Wolves are fascinating creatures. Love them. Read Rise of Wolf 8 and Reign of Wolf 21 to learn how human-like and complex they are. amazon.com amazon.com My two animal obsessions are wolves and butterflies. Saw a silvery blue on recent trip to Montana. Not too rare, but a very short season in the high country so I was happy to see it. jeffpippen.com The one I found had a rather large spot on the top of its blue right forewing, which I don’t think is normal in silvery blues. If so, I cannot identify it. Something rare? Perhaps, but unlikely. It would be a major, major thrill to find a rare butterfly. Silvery blues are way cool. Read about their very interesting partnership with black ants here. Silvery blues and aggressive black ants get along together a lot better than humans. sites.tufts.edu