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| We see a group of wolves on the snow. They are well organized and ready for the hunting. In many ways, a pack of wolves and a tribe of Indians have significant similarities. They both work for the greater good of the pack or tribe, they hunt for all to eat, and are both led by a single leader. It isnt surprising that because of these similarities, the Native American Indians had a great respect for wolves and viewed them as a significant part of the world with which they lived harmoniously. |
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