The Prairie Killers
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Shows how man is changing the ecological balance on the Great Plains by destroying animals vital to the chain of life there. Points out that the white man has already displaced the Indian, virtually annihilated the buffalo, and has begun destroying the coyote and prairie dog. Attempts to make man aware of how he is destroying his environment and, ultimately, his own survival.
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, Shows how man is changing the ecological balance on the Great Plains by destroying animals vital to the chain of life there. Points out that the white man has already displaced the Indian, virtually annihilated the buffalo, and has begun destroying the coyote and prairie dog. Attempts to make man aware of how he is destroying his environment and, ultimately, his own survival.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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