wolves
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Reintroduction of Wolves to Isle Royale Shows Fleeting Impact on Wildlife
Wolves reintroduced to Isle Royale impact local wildlife and ecosystem dynamics, with human activities playing a significant role.
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Colorado Becomes the First State To Restore Wolves by Popular Vote: What Does It Mean for Oregon?
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Wolves Attacking Livestock On The Rise In EU; Officials Reviewing Their Conservation Status
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Wolves Officially Extinct in Andalucía, Spain Following Zero Sightings Reported Since 2020
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Wolves Can Recognize Human Voices Like Dogs: Study Shows How Wolves Respond Differently To Familiar and Unfamiliar Humans
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Wolves Turn to Alaskan Sea Otters After Being Brought Back from Extinction [Study]
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Humans May Cause Death of Wolves That Live Primarily in National Parks [Study]
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Canine Distemper Virus Outbreaks Are More Likely To Kill Black Wolves Across North America
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Wolves, Like Dogs, Feel Calm With Presence of Human Caregivers
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Wolves Reintroduction Into the Wild Can Restore Local Ecosystems, Scientists Say
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"Conflict Between Wolves and Humans" Becomes the Reason Behind Swedish Government's Decision to Cull Wolf Population by Half
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Culling of Wolves in Three European Nations, Opposes by Conservation Groups
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Wolf Slaughter: Wolf Hunting Laws May Have Driven Gray Wolves Back to Endangered Species List
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