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Carnivores Lessen Impact of Chronic Illness by Cooperating
Chronic disease can wreak havoc on a pack of wild animals living together, but new research shows that if carnivores simply cooperate, they can lessen their impact and increase their chances of survival.
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Update: Wolf Killed in Utah Was From Grand Canyon Sighting
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New Wolf Pack Recognized in Oregon
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No Wolves Killed During Controversial Hunt
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Grand Canyon's Lone Gray Wolf Possibly Shot Dead
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Gray Wolf Spotted at Grand Canyon, Sign of Recovery?
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Killed Mexican Grey Wolf Highlights Troubles With New Proposal
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Name Your Own Wolf Pack in Washington State!
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First Litter of Mexican Gray Wolves Raises Hope of Recovery
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California Grants Gray Wolf Endangered Species Protection
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Wolves Roam to New States, Tragedy for One
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Wolf Hunt Aims to Solve Overpopulation Problem
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Fossilized Foot Bone of Extinct Dire Wolf Unearthed in Nevada
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