If a rabbit wanted to know if a wolf would eat him, should he ask a wolf for advice?
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I would cautiosly ask the wolf and then immediately start going to other sources to ask also. Never trust just one source especially the people in pulpits for that is where most wolves are found. Whenever I want to study out a particular issue, I try to prove my beliefs wrong. Most people look fot the answers that they want to hear and in doing such will never find the truth if they are wrong. You must be willing to hear other opinions and know that there is a possibility that you may need to change your belief on the topic your searching.
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It is safer.\nWhen attacked they scatter and this confuses the predator.\nIt is the same principle for most prey - sparrows, antelope, rabbits, starlings, etc.\nI have watched a hawk trying to take a pigeon from a group - it does not often succeed.
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i think he would like to preserve animal life \n\nno for leather
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*Chuckling* Actually just because they are carnivores does not mean they do not eat some plants.\nWolves are carnivores (meat eaters) but they will eat other foods as well. Their diet ranges from big game, such as elk and moose, to earthworms, nuts, berries (vitamin C) and grasshoppers.\nTo avoid using too much energy catching their food, wolves prey on weaker members of a herd, such as old, young or sick animals. In summer, when the herds migrate, wolves eat mice, birds and even fish. They may also eat carrion.\nhttp://www.wolfweb.com/diet.html
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Depends on the poop and what is attacking you. If it's a dog, they like poop for example. Please be more specific :)
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It is a question because the person is asking if they can suggest something to you.
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A vegetarian, not likely. Through the design of creation of happenstance or evolution (which is a different argument, for another time) I am at a certain place in the food chain, as is the rabbit. So as a result I will allow the rabbit to eat his food, and I will in-turn eat the rabbit.
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Joe, personally if it was a cute huggable  animal I would let the little fella fill his boots...but if it was something nasty like a bug I would swoosh it off....now do you want that big sqeezy hug? x\nI'm finding your Q's very taxing this morning x
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I can imagine that it could be haunting.\n\nThe woodpecker wishes for something that could actually make him dinner for the wolf (falls off the soft bark if he had it) \n\nBe careful what you wish for?  Hmmmm. This one does make you think...
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A lot of it depends on who is the rabbit, male or female. As Tiger is one year older than rabbit, so if the male is a rabbit, I think that is okay, but if the female is older, than that is not so good.
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There's an interesting article about breeding rabbits for food on the link below...
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Ask him, did you know if you ask puppets a lie their noses get bigger. :)
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guy- do you wanna hear a joke?\n\nGirl- sure (if she says no your outta luck)\n\nguy- (grabs her hand a draws a line down the center of her hand using his finger.) Okay, the rabbit is on one side of this river.  The fox is on the other, the fox can't go around, across, through, over or under the river.  How does the fox get to the rabbit? (All the while holding her hand)\n\nGirl- I don't know how? (And if she comes up with any other answer, just tell her no!)\n\nGuy- He can't, I just wanted to hold your hand.\n\nHa ha ha!!  It sure got me!
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between a rabbit and a what?\n\n*edited*\ndepends on what you are comparing it to.
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Yes, humans do a lot more harm than wolves do.  Also, in many areas of the country, species that wolves used to keep in check are becoming severely overpopulated.  White-tailed deer in particular (also known as rats with hooves), but also wapiti (aka elk) in some regions have created major changes in local ecosystems.\n\nRe-introducing predators can help to manage these populations, in addition to helping to maintain the health of the wolf populations which are losing territory all over the world.
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your friend has a problem she barely shares to anyone(a dark secret perhaps). the wolf represents the problem, now you say it was growling and showing its teeth, this means whatever the problem is, it will have a major impact to your friends life, about the stone, you are trying to help your friend solve the problem but she has second thoughts about something, eventually the problem would be solved. not sure if you are the one who solved it
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It is a possiblity & caution should always be exercised.\n\nAlso it could be wolves in sheeps clothing.  Wolves represent false prophets & their false doctrines.