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Trappers Catch Massive Wolf in Alaska, The Largest Many Experts Have Ever Seen
Two trappers in Fairbanks, Alaska, caught one of the largest wolves ever encountered in the wild shortly before Christmas.
Alaska Trappers Catch One of the Biggest Wolves Ever Recorded
A pair of Alaskan trappers caught what might just be the heaviest wild wolf to ever be weighed on a certified scale.
The 12,000-Year-Old Wolves That Ate Like Dogs
Experts not involved with the study agreed that the discovery was significant. There are “just very, very, very few” dog ...
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Rare Southeast Alaska Wolf One Step Closer to Endangered Species Protection
The rare gray wolf subspecies, which inhabits the coastal rainforests of Southeast Alaska and British Columbia, faces numerous threats. Legal trapping recently killed more than half the wolves in one ...
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State proposes killing 100 wolves a year to benefit moose between Denali and Lake Clark parks
State wildlife officials want permission to kill 100 wolves a year via aerial gunning in a massive game unit bounded by ...
12,000-Year-Old Wolf Remains in Alaska Show Early Signs of Human Interaction
A 12,000-year-old canine leg bone unearthed at the Swan Point archaeological site in Alaska has provided new insights into the early relationship between humans and wolves. The analysis of this ...
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Genetic tests results are back on mysterious ‘Wolf-Dog’ found dead on Alaska road
Genetic test results are back on “Gary the Wolf-Dog,” but mystery remains about the creature in Alaska. Screengrab from Sara Haley's video on Facebook Genetic test results are back on the ...
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Lawsuit Launched to Protect Rare Southeast Alaska Wolf
SITKA, Alaska— Conservation groups filed a formal notice today of their intent to sue the federal government for failing to act on a petition to protect Alexander Archipelago wolves in Southeast ...
Fish and Wildlife offers $10K reward in illegal killing of protected Eastern WA gray wolf
They’ve also doubled the reward for information about a killing in Oregon, about 90 minutes south of the Tri-Cities.