| GENUS PEDIGREE: |
Human |
| KNOWN ALIASES: |
unknown |
| KNOWN RELATIVES: |
unknown |
| KNOWN PETS: |
unknown
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| CITIZENSHIP: |
Brownstone National Park, USA
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| KNOWN CONFIDANTS: |
Donald Duck
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| KNOWN RIVALS: |
unknown
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| PARAPHERNALIA: |
unknown |
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| 1st PRINT APPEARANCE: |
Possibly "Silly Symphonies" #9 (Dell Giant - Feb 1959). |
| 1st FILM APPEARANCE: |
"Grin and Bear it" (Aug. 13, 1954).
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| VOICE ACTOR: |
Bill Thompson
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| SIGNATURE: |
"You take too many baths" (as said to Humphrey who
was constantly getting wet).
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| BIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS: |
Prissy, retentive, yet very efficient park ranger. Often lecturing Humphrey for his silliness and misdeeds. The Ranger was frequently used by Disney in films to explain nature. Although Donald Duck occassionally serves as Park Ranger, apparently Woodlore is his supperior. |
| HISTORICAL FACTS: |
unknown |
| LITTLE KNOWN SECRETS: |
unknown |
| WORKING THEORIES: |
none |
J. Audubon Woodlore, "The Ranger" 