Gray Wolf
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Mexican Gray Wolf Asha Wanders 500 Miles Away From Recovery Area, Returned to Arizona
Officials are transporting Asha, a Mexican gray wolf, back to Arizona after she wandered 500 miles away from the recovery area. Read more here.
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Gray Wolf Population in Michigan Continues Trend of Stability, New Report Shows
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Putting Coyotes on Endangered List Could Save Rare Gray Wolf Species From Illegal Killings
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Federal Court Restores Protection to Gray Wolves as Threatened Species Across US
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Gray Wolf That Had Travelled Further South Dies on California Highway
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Endangered Mexican Gray Wolf Experiences a Spike in Population
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Rare Gray Wolves: Washington Biologists Track Them in Snow
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Domesticated Dogs Originated In Central Asia, New Study Shows
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Will Oregon Decide to Remove Wolves From the State's Endangered Species List After Famous 'Sled Springs Pair' Found Dead?
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Dogs From Gray Wolves AND Small Extinct Asian Dog?
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Gray Wolf Stays 'Endangered' Despite Conservationists' Request
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Mexican Gray Wolf: Lawsuit Filed in Arizona for Lack of Updated Recovery Plan
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