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Fair and Balanced.
Help save the endangered Suhaki. Register at www.suhaki.com and join the millions of concerned citizens. Watched the impassioned tributes from animal lovers Zach Parise and Dave Christian at http://www.youtube.com/SaveOurSuhaki. Then ask yourself, 'why does the NCAA want to drive this noble beast to extinction?'
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The Suhaki antelope are officially known as “Saiga Tatarica” or “Suhak” in Polish. “Suhaki” refers to two or more. The name is pronounced SOO-HA-KEE. Our favorite ice hockey team is known as “Sioux Hockey.” Their name is also pronounced SOO-HA-KEE. Coincidence?
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
The Suhaki live in cold climates, and have physical characteristics that protect them from the cold. Their coat is very thick and white in color in the winter. Their noses hang over their mouths to help them breath warm air during the cold weather. Our favorite ice hockey team that plays in Grand Forks North Dakota, known for its cold climate. The jerseys they wear at home are white in color, and they play indoors to help them breath warm air during the cold weather. Coincidence?
SOCIAL STRUCTURE:
The Suhaki form herds of thirty (30) to forty (40) animals, however during migration season, tens of thousands will travel together, forming part of one of the most spectacular migrations in the world. Our favorite ice hockey team has on its roster thirty (30) to forty (40) players, however during the regular season, tens of thousands of fans will travel together, forming part of one of the most spectacular sporting events in all of college hockey. Coincidence?
COMPETITION:
The Suhaki rut begins in the wintering grounds, with mature males becoming territorial. Fierce fights break out among rivals. Our favorite ice hockey team is known for its fighting nature among rivals as well. Coincidence?
ENDANGERED STATUS:
The Suhaki have recently become critically endangered. They may soon become extinct. Government involvement has been ineffective. The core identity of our favorite ice hockey team has also become critically endangered. It may soon become extinct. Government involvement has been ineffective. Coincidence?
Join us now in our efforts to Save Our Suhaki.
NAME:
The Suhaki antelope are officially known as “Saiga Tatarica” or “Suhak” in Polish. “Suhaki” refers to two or more. The name is pronounced SOO-HA-KEE. Our favorite ice hockey team is known as “Sioux Hockey.” Their name is also pronounced SOO-HA-KEE. Coincidence?
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS:
The Suhaki live in cold climates, and have physical characteristics that protect them from the cold. Their coat is very thick and white in color in the winter. Their noses hang over their mouths to help them breath warm air during the cold weather. Our favorite ice hockey team that plays in Grand Forks North Dakota, known for its cold climate. The jerseys they wear at home are white in color, and they play indoors to help them breath warm air during the cold weather. Coincidence?
SOCIAL STRUCTURE:
The Suhaki form herds of thirty (30) to forty (40) animals, however during migration season, tens of thousands will travel together, forming part of one of the most spectacular migrations in the world. Our favorite ice hockey team has on its roster thirty (30) to forty (40) players, however during the regular season, tens of thousands of fans will travel together, forming part of one of the most spectacular sporting events in all of college hockey. Coincidence?
COMPETITION:
The Suhaki rut begins in the wintering grounds, with mature males becoming territorial. Fierce fights break out among rivals. Our favorite ice hockey team is known for its fighting nature among rivals as well. Coincidence?
ENDANGERED STATUS:
The Suhaki have recently become critically endangered. They may soon become extinct. Government involvement has been ineffective. The core identity of our favorite ice hockey team has also become critically endangered. It may soon become extinct. Government involvement has been ineffective. Coincidence?
Join us now in our efforts to Save Our Suhaki.
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