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The Wildlife is Donkey Kong's second special kart in Mario Kart DS. It is a converted safari jeep, complete with a flagged antennae. It has average weight, low acceleration, handling, and items, along with high speed and drift. When you interact with this Wildlife on your neighbors' Islands you get File:Social.png and Experience. Common Wildlife are regularly found, but Special Wildlife are only found on your island, occasionally. Common Wildlife: Butterflies, Frog, Jellyfish, Hermit Crab, School of Fish, Starfish, and Clam (Clams occasionally yield ). All Common Wildlife can occasionally drop treasures, but only on your island. Special Wildlife: Octopus that yields , and a Hermit Crab with a treasure chest for a shell yields random treasure including and . Stabler goes undercover to break up an animal-smuggling ring, and he gets help from a group insider, hip-hop artist Gots Money. However, this assignment leads to complication in Stabler's marriage and nearly costs him his life. 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Religions have often declared certain animals to be sacred, and in modern times concern for the natural environment has provoked activists to protest the exploitation of wildlife for human benefit or entertainment. The global wildlife population has decreased by 52 percent between 1970 and 2014, according to a report by the World Wildlife Fund. Animals still roam the wild post-event, but their behavior may seem a bit odd. This is attributed to the magnetic disturbance, but is also due to some rather simple programming. Primary among the animals are the four-legged beasts, they are seen wandering about and interacting with their surroundings. Various birds are often heard nearby, though never seen. Crows do fly overhead, though they never land nor can they be caught and they do not react to anything around them. Fish can be caught, from under the ice in set locations, but immediately die when found, limiting any further interaction. Of the walkers, Deer and Rabbits are the simplest. They run away whenever they detect a threat. Otherwise they walk random straight paths within designated areas on their maps. Bears have caves that they can actually be seen sleeping in, but are more often seen wandering about. Bears are not aggressive but they are dangerous; they will attack if provoked and are the strongest of all the animals. Wolves are the true masters of this world. Again they patrol designated areas, but they are on the hunt. Deer and rabbits are their prey and they never miss an opportunity for a meal. Wolves do not share kills nor do they attack as a group. Lucky, because they are also hunting you. If a wolf does attack, it will pin the character to the ground and proceed to the furious biting. While it is possible to fight back in this struggle, it will not be without consequence. Learning to avoid wolves, and distract them, then to hunt with ranged weapons can upset then turn the tables on these vicious adversaries. Like unlocking other racers 3rd karts, One must complete the 100cc special cup As the episode begins, Mr. Conductor is in an outdoor park struggling to keep a cookie from being snatched by a bird. The cookie is intended to be a gift to his neighbours, the squirrels. He berates the wild animals' bad manners as being comparable to those of coaches, and proceeds to tell the story of how some coaches caused trouble for Sir Handel in "Four Little Engines." The animals continue to pester Mr. Conductor for his cookie. He comments that freight cars are even more badly behaved than coaches, and remembers when Thomas was new and encountered some very naughty freight cars, as in the tale of "Trouble for Thomas." Back at the park, Mr. Conductor sits on a bench and waits for the squirrels to arrive. He complains that they are late as usual and aren't dependable creatures. He goes on to say that these particular squirrels are cheekier than most. They chatter so much that they remind him of S.C. Ruffey and the dreadful time he once gave to Oliver, in the story, "Toad Stands By." Next, Mr. Conductor has to fend off a mouse's attempt to take the cookie. He calls mice, birds and squirrels pests who are nothing but trouble, just like the freight cars in the story, "Thomas Saves the Day." A robin chirps at Mr. Conductor, who insists that the squirrels are indeed coming. Annoyed at their tardiness, Mr. Conductor ponders whether to instead give the cookie to Mr. Robin. He states that these squirrels are as thoughtless as freight cars, such as those who caused serious trouble in the story, "Rusty Helps Peter Sam." The final scene finds Mr. Conductor saying goodbye to the squirrels after successfully delivering the cookie. He's very sorry to have called them pests, but still compares them to railroad cars - they're best once they've been trained, and laughs at the "train" pun he just made. The episode ends with Mr. Conductor introducing the musical finale, a song about Toby the tram engine. The Kart looks very small for Donkey Kong, and he is probably twice as big as it. he takes up the whole vehicle. -Tyrannosaurus Rex -Megaloceros -Woolly Mammoth -Woolly Rhino -Wild Boar -Eusmilus -Tsintaosaurus -Ankylosaurs -Baryonyx -Dilophosaurus -Velociraptor -Brachiosaurus -Smilodon -Giganotosaurus * boosterpack -Allosaurus -Dilophosaurus -Velociraptor -Megaloceros -Smilodon -Liopleurodon * boosterpack -Edmontosaurus * boosterpack -Velociraptor -Apatosaurus -Deinonychus -Parasaurolophus -Iguanodon -Allosaurus -Gallimimus -Mosasaurus* boosterpack -Tarbosaurus* boosterpack -Euoplocephalus* boosterpack -Smilodon -Spinosaurus -Gigantopithecus -Carnotaurus -Polacanthus -Iguanodon -Panoplosaurus -Heterodontosaurus* boosterpack -Ceratosaurus* boosterpack -Carcharodontosaurus -Diplodocus -Allosaurus -Achelousaurus -Stegosaurus -Maiasaura -Parasaurolophus -Kronosaurus -Saltasaurus -Armagasaurus* boosterpack -Muraenosaurus -Tyrannosaurus -Velociraptor -Gallimimus -Dilophosaurus -Ankylosaurus -Bothriolepis -Dunkleosteus -Ornithocheirus -Pteranodon -Quetzalcoatlus -Gastornis -Eusmilus Everyone enjoys the outdoors Bokonton is home to many species of wildlife, and some types of animals are eccentric to each of Bokonton's territories.For example, in OrkadLand (situated in the Isle of Wight) there is still a flourishing population of Red Squirrels. 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