Re:Falklands minefields: de facto nature reserves for penguins
by gregshap on Sunday May 07, 2017 @11:33PM
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Thanks, my bad with the greater/less than reference, I mixed up mi2 and km2 even though I thought I was watching out for that. Call it the same order of magnitude as California. Nothing like Hong Kong densities (6000+/km2).
Yosemite national park has loads of grizzly bears. Also a few million visitors per year to spot the grizzlies and sometimes get killed by them. [http://www.yellowstonepark.com/things-to-do/wildlife/bears/]
I wouldn't bet money on a tiger living there either, but there really aren't many humans walking around most of the DMZ.
Re:Falklands minefields: de facto nature reserves for penguins
by conickal on Monday May 08, 2017 @12:10AM
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Yosemite is not Yellowstone. https://www.nps.gov/yose/learn/nature/bears.htm
There hasn't been a grizzly bear in Yosemite since the 1920s.
(For comparison, the Yosemite national park is 1,169 square miles, larger than DMZ. Somehow people are sure that it harbors no grizzly bears.)
A tiger isn't a bigfoot. It is an apex predator that roams around huge areas and is scared at nothing. I stand by my assertion: if there's a tiger in DMZ, we'd know.