Asian word for wild

Casual thought and cursory examination of the historical record suggest that, apart from a few escapees, domesticated elephants do not become wild elephants. So in a sense, this tool is a "search engine for words", or a sentence to word converter. Most Buddhist and tribal elephant keepers at least allow breeding and many encourage breeding, so that birth rates in the Buddhist east, while not self-sustaining, are on the whole reasonably good. Last summer, Ivey drove his RV to this lab, run by the state's Archaeological Research Center, to participate in the excavation of a 19th-century Chinese neighborhood buried under the fabled Wild West boomtown of Deadwood once home to Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. She trawled Portland antique stores for cowhide rugs and whisky barrels, carefully packaging and shipping the goods to Beijing. Females lay approximately eggs in a string in an underwater cavity that is occupied by a male.

The study and management of domesticated elephants is consequently as much art as science. Celtuce Lactuca sativa var. Chinese soup green, white flowering cabbage, mock pak choy, choy sum. The excavation is South Dakota's largest: a half-million-dollar project that began in May , after a developer announced plans to tear down a former restaurant to build a parking lot. Could the average age of domesticated elephants in Thailand be very high because of many survivors of massive captures four or five decades ago? Not surprisingly, neophyte mahouts pose many problems, some of which are described in the country profiles. In all of Asia only Indonesia, the newcomer to elephant keeping, has a chance to emulate the past - odd but fitting, since Indonesia had various palace traditions which vanished only in the late 19th century.

Lemon Grass Cymbopogon citratus. Forestry institutions and foresters happily acknowledge a great historical debt but then quite correctly conclude that protecting or managing domesticated elephant populations is not their job. The California gold rush of had triggered America's earliest wave of Chinese immigration, with some 66, people, mostly men, arriving over the next decade. Buffalo Spinach Enydra fluctuans. Coverage becomes reasonably complete around World War II. A killing attack often comes as a combination of charging, kicking, and head-butting so fast and so coordinated that the three components are inseparable to the eye. State archaeologists have been working at the Deadwood site, in the Black Hills 50 miles northeast of Rapid City, for three years.

Feelings of resentment, inferiority, and isolation dominate in modernizing Asia, and there are many reasons for such self-deprecation. The following potential benefits to wild elephants from well-managed domesticated populations are not original to the author but rather represent a body of collective wisdom culled from the literature. An excellent source for information on early trade is Digby []. Elephant-keeping aristocracies in ancient Asia closely resembled the great chivalric kingdoms in medieval Europe, for example, and masterful mahoutship was easily as important as horsemanship was in the West. All three domesticated elephant populations are apparently growing moribund; capture has been banned to protect wild elephants, and birth rates are too low to sustain numbers, particularly in India and Sri Lanka. Depending on their character, they have difference costumes and heights.