作业帮非常难懂的一段英文阅读,
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非常难懂的一段英文阅读,
Speaking to schools,museums and community groups,we recall our face-to-face encounters with Kamots and his pack.We explain that wolves are not just predators,but also family animals who play and hunt as a team,care for their injured,take turns looking after pups and mourn their dead.Without these misunderstood animals,America's wild places risk becoming perilously unbalanced.In Yellowstone National Park alone,the reintroduction of a mere 31 wolves in the mid-1990s healed decades' worth of damage to the park's ecosystem that had built up after wolves were exterminated in the 1920s.In just a few years the wolves dramatically strengthened elk herds by culling out weak and sick animals.Willows and aspens,long decimated by overpopulated elk,regrew along stream banks.Trout returned to shady,cooler streams.Beavers built dams.Migratory birds flocked to new wetlands.An entire park was revitalized by 31 wolves.
Speaking to schools,museums and community groups,we recall our face-to-face encounters with Kamots and his pack.We explain that wolves are not just predators,but also family animals who play and hunt as a team,care for their injured,take turns looking after pups and mourn their dead.Without these misunderstood animals,America's wild places risk becoming perilously unbalanced.In Yellowstone National Park alone,the reintroduction of a mere 31 wolves in the mid-1990s healed decades' worth of damage to the park's ecosystem that had built up after wolves were exterminated in the 1920s.In just a few years the wolves dramatically strengthened elk herds by culling out weak and sick animals.Willows and aspens,long decimated by overpopulated elk,regrew along stream banks.Trout returned to shady,cooler streams.Beavers built dams.Migratory birds flocked to new wetlands.An entire park was revitalized by 31 wolves.
谈话与学校、博物馆和社区团体,我们召回我们的与Kamots和他的正面对抗组装.我们解释狼不是仅掠食性动物,而且以一团队使用并且寻找,对他们伤害关心,轮流照看小狗并且哀悼他们的死者的家庭动物.没有这些被误会的动物,美国的狂放的地方冒险变得危险地失衡.在单独黄石公园,再介绍仅仅31头狼在20世纪90年代中期愈合了数十年的价值对加强了的公园的生态系的损伤,在狼在20世纪20年代之后被灭绝了.在几年狼通过拣掉微弱和病的动物显著加强了麋牧群.人口过剩的麋和白杨木,长期消灭的杨柳,沿小河银行继续生长.鳟鱼返回到遮荫,更加凉快的小河.海狸建造了水坝.候鸟被聚集到新的沼泽地.一个整个公园由31头狼复苏.