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Nope. Just saying that in addition to bugs, Canada has diverse wildlife.
And the US does not? Just give me one example of how Canada has more diverse wildlife than the US. Feel free to concentrate on mammals and birds, and exclude Alaska and Hawaii if you feel that gives the US an unfair advantage.
And the US does not? Just give me one example of how Canada has more diverse wildlife than the US. Feel free to concentrate on mammals and birds, and exclude Alaska and Hawaii if you feel that gives the US an unfair advantage.
You're right, I'm wrong. The US has more diverse wildlife ... but do moose wander around in US cities?
I do a little traveling around the US but only in the lower half of the nation where the states are warmer. I've never had the urge to go to Canada or Alaska. I don't have a curiosity about Canada, and Alaska itself - cold and mountainous - is not my thing. I live in Oregon and never even go to Washington. So I guess I'm more inclined towards the south. I have spent time in California, Arizona, Texas, Idaho, and New Orleans, and hoping to visit more states in that half of the nation.
And the US does not? Just give me one example of how Canada has more diverse wildlife than the US. Feel free to concentrate on mammals and birds, and exclude Alaska and Hawaii if you feel that gives the US an unfair advantage.
Ok.....how about Musk Ox ....Nunavut has a lot of them
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