The U.S. Agriculture Ministry is the Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson “marriage story” to intimidate wolves

Noah Bombash wanted The mass challenge with Marriage storyAnd make them sit in discomfort and tension from the relationship that collapses. Perhaps he did not know that his fans would be wolves. According to Report from Wall StreetThe famous fighting scene between Adam Driver and Scarlett Johansson from the Baumpach Prize -winning drama is just one tool that the US Department of Agriculture has started to use in an attempt to intimidate the growing (and hungry) population in the Yellowston National Park.

Here is the deal: After Yellowston opened in the late nineteenth century, livestock breeders near the garden complained that the wolf residents were tasteful for their livestock. It is seen as a threat to food supplies and human beings, and she proceeded to serve fish and wildlife in the United States to execute the population, and has pushed actual gray wolves to local extinction and ended up in the list of endangered species. Of the twenties of the twentieth century, wolves were rarely seen in the garden or surrounding areas. This was, as it turned out, not great. the The large population increased as a result. Wolves flourished in their absence as well Great damage For the people of the antelope.

So in 1995, armed with decades of data and a heavy understanding of nature Predatory environmentI finally was made to re -introduce wolves to the garden. It has become great, whether for parks or wolves. It has restored the ecological system, and there were some amazing successive effects, such as The first blossom for a new generation of asteroid trees In more than 80 years and A great return from the QudsWhich was pushed to the brink of fading from the garden.

Wolves have achieved well, in fact, until we return to the starting point in this entire session. Livestock can be frustrated once again from the wolves of ash, who make a number on their livestock. Because wolves are still considered an endangered species, farmers cannot kill them. Therefore, the US Department of Agriculture chose to use some new technologies in order to intimidate wolves away.

This includes the use of armed drones with loudspeakers to hit loudly. On the operating list, in the Wall Street Journal, is “Thunderstruck” from AC/DC, fireworks sounds and shots, and the above argument from Marriage story. “I need to respond to wolves and I know that humans are bad,” said Paul Wolf, the supervisor of the boycott of the US Department of Agriculture in Oregon.

It works … as long as the wolves do not get their feet on drones. According to WSJ, drones were deployed in southern Oregon after the wolves were dropped 11 cows over 20 days. Only two were killed during the next 85 with drones on a patrol. But wolves were also seen playing with drones, and when drones drop, the wolves are torn. Perhaps they are just Adam’s driver lovers.