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THERE’S NO SUBSTITUTEFOR THE ZOO.
 
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Publisher 
Bob Fielderpublisher@creaturesall.ca
Editor (Articles and Inquiries) 
Linda Fieldereditor@creaturesall.ca
Display Ad Inquiries 
(403) 512-9544sales@creaturesall.cawww.creaturesall.ca
Graphic Design 
Bob Fielderpublisher@creaturesall.ca
Account Information 
Linda Fielder
editor@creaturesall.ca
Printing 
Quebecor WorldCanadian address:
creaturesall
P.O. Box 126,Langdon, AB T0J 1X0
creaturesall
is published 6 times per year (February,April, June, August, October and December) by1160613 ALBERTALTD. and distributed freely inAlberta the first week of the publication month.Advertisers and contributors assume responsibilityand liability for the accuracy of their claims andstatements. The opinions and views expressed inarticles do not necessarily reflect those of thePublisher or advertisers.
creaturesall
reserves theright to refuse any advertising. Unsolicitedmanuscripts will not necessarily receive a reply.Writers may submit a story idea by email toeditor@creaturesall.caCopyright 2005 by 1160613 ALBERTALTD.
Cover Artist
Rob Davie
combined his love ofanimals and an ability todraw at an early age,sketching and paintinganimals in his hometown of Tottenham Ont.His family moved toCalgary in 1977 and stillresides theretoday.Always encouraged andsupported by his late mother,Noreen, he went onto graduate from ACAD in 1994 and has beenfreelancing ever since. He works in a variety ofsubject matter and mediums, from realistic stylesin acrylic, watercolor and pencil to recentlypublished children's books. When he's not work-ing on projects or commissioned works, Rob isdrawn back to what he loves to paint the most,animals and nature. Google search “Rob Davie”email: robertgdavie@yahoo.ca/Ph: 403 275-9395.
In This Issue
Corridors for Cougars
 –she debated whether to jump out of the tree or not
8
Seen and Not Herded
 –some critters just won’t bereasoned with
15
Oh, For the Love of...
 –astory about priorities
16
ACreature of a Different Colour
 –what could becuter than a new born baby?
20
Pointed Lessons
 – 
an encounter with the workingend of a porcupine
24
Breaking Down Fences
 –insight from the A.I.W.C.
28
Columns
Wagging Tales
 –stories from a veterinarian’sclinic
11
Creature Feature
 –the CalgaryZoo
13
Novel Suggestions
 –readers contribute their book reviews
18
The Wild File
 –Canadian Parks and Wilderness
23
Youth Said It
 –creature concerns
27
The Final Word
 –looking deeper
30
Departments
Publisher’sNote
5
Letters
 –paw prints and pen scratches
7
In Passing
 –celebrating the lives of animal friends
19
Issue 01August-September/2005
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