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Gray Wolves Pose No Indirect Threat to Yellowstone Elk, Study Says
The greater Yellowstone ecosystem is full of predators and prey, but a new study on the behavior of Yellowstone's elk shows that the presence of wolves in the ecosystem does not reduce the reproductive rates or body condition of female elk.
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