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periment cruel
and say that West
ern ranchers, not
wolves, are the
ones that need to
be modified.
“We think it’s
absolutely ridicu
lous that we
should be trying to
alter the natural
behavior of wild
animals, particu
larly to benefit a
private industry
that uses public
lands,” said An-
“We think it's ab
solutely ridicu-
proposed taking the species off the
endangered list.
Under the reintroduction pro
gram, wolves that repeatedly attack
livestock can be killed.
The three wolves involved in the
Montana experiment — one about a
year old and two that are 2 years old —
were part of a pack that repeatedly at
tacked livestock during the spring and
summer. Eight wolves in the pack
were shot and the pack’s lead female
died while strug-
Movie industry to
reduce violence
aimed at youth
lous that we
should be trying
to alter the natur
al behavior of
wild animals...”
— Andrea Lococo
The Fund for Animals
drea Lococo of the Fund for Animals.
Government-funded livestock
protection programs all but wiped
out gray wolves from the Lower 48
states by the 1960s. After the
wolves were put on the endangered
species list, the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service began breeding
them and reintroducing them into
the wild in 1995.
Now, more than 250 released
wolves and their offspring live in
the northern Rocky Mountains and
more than 20 are in the Southwest.
The Fish and Wildlife Service has
gling to avoid be
ing collared as part
of the experiment.
The three ju
venile wolves are
being kept in a
half-acre enclo
sure on the Flying
D Ranch in
southwestern
Montana which is
owned by media
mogul Ted Turn
er. The wolves are
fitted with collars
that can provide
both an annoying
noise and a mild electric shock.
Researchers then put a calf into
the pen wearing a transmitter that
gives the wolves shocks if they get
“within biting distance” of the calf,
explained John Shivik, the Agricul
ture Department researcher leading
the project. The calf was unharmed,
even after researchers left it in the
pen with the wolves overnight.
Officials now plan on releasing
the wolves back into the wild in mid-
October, said Ed Bangs, who heads
the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s
wolf recovery program in Montana.
WASHINGTON (AP) — The
movie industry acted Tuesdaytc
curtail the amount of violent en
tertainment targeted at under
age youth in the wake of a
scathing report that found Hol
lywood guilty of undermining its
own rating system. . .
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der age 17 in focus groups for R
rated movies without a parent.
The studios also have
pledged to review their market
ing and advertising practices so
as not to target inappropriately
R-rated movies at children. The
companies will appoint senior
executive compliance officers
to review these efforts.
“I think we are starting a new
era that didn’t exist before,” said
MPAA president Jack Valenti, who
coordinated the initiative among
the various movie companies.
“We’re going to take a fresh look i
at the way we market our films.’
Valenti said the industry would |
try to provide reasons for the rat-1
ings of films in print advertising |
and movie Web sites. Videos and j
DVDs for sale or rental also will'
include explanations of film rat,
ings. The movie studios are
pressing theater owners to en
force the ratings system better. |
The Walt Disney Co., Dream
works SKG, Metro-Goldwyn-May-
er Studios, Paramount Pictures,
Sony Pictures Entertainment,
Twentieth Century Fox, Universal
Studios and Warner Bros, all
signed on to the agreement.
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