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how can there be wolves in a ski resort?


makes no sense

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Um, wolves do live in places other than Yellowstone and the zoo.

If your nose runs and your feet smell, you were built upside down.

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Exactly. And they come out at night, so it's safe to ski during the day.

But I have love in my heart - Yes, as a thief has riches, a usurer money

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But that ski resort allowed people to ski during the night. Remember, the only reason the ski lift guy didn't want them to go on one last run was because of the weather, not the fact that it was dark out.
So no there was no reason for the wolves to be there because people do ski at night which meant that they would be killed and eaten by wolves.

I bet you're wondering what a place like this is doing in a girl like me-The Mummy

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Remember, the only reason the ski lift guy didn't want them to go on one last run was because of the weather, not the fact that it was dark out.

I think you're misreading the point of that dialogue. The weather was the reason he put forward; they could obviously see that it was dark, and they still wanted to go anyway, and we saw from the earlier conversation about the bribe that he wasn't great at saying no. So he told them about the weather, maybe hoping that would persuade them; it's not like he was saying, "Hey, if it wasn't for the weather, it would be fine for you to go."

And maybe the park wasn't aware wolves were actually coming in that close when there were no humans around. Maybe the wolves only dared it in response to the smell of Dan's blood.



You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.

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Same way there's feral cats in Disneyland, Mountain Lions at The Grand Canyon, and Coyotes at Red Rock Canyon...?

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And no one ever saw the wolves before? There would have been a warning that wolves could be around.
All of a sudden there is a pack of man eating wolves roaming the ski resort looking for victims? Makes no sense.

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