Federal agents kill a Colorado wolf suspected of preying on sheep in Wyoming
State and federal laws strictly protect wolves within Colorado. Once a wolf wanders into Wyoming, however, it’s no longer covered by the U.S. Endangered Species Act, which prohibits anyone from harassing or killing the animals without federal permission.
One of Colorado’s Released Wolves Was Killed by Federal Officials in Wyoming
A gray wolf that had been released in Colorado apparently traveled more than 350 miles north to Wyoming, where it was killed by federal officials. It had been found at a site where five sheep were killed by at least one wolf.
Wolves can eat up to 20 pounds of meat per day. Andrea Izzotti / Adobe Stock Just like any other wild animal, a gray wolf’s diet depends on where it lives on the continent, Yellowstone Wolf ...
ALBANY, N.Y.— Conservation groups announced today that testing by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the New York State Museum revealed that a wolf killed in upstate New ...
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What Is This Strange Creature Caught on Camera? Wolves, Coyotes, and Dogs All in One?The mysterious animal, filmed by the Voyageurs Wolf Project, appears to be a blend ... with valuable insights into the wolves’ eating habits, reproduction, and behaviors during the summer ...
In the early 2000s Ian McAllister and Canadian wolf biologist Paul Paquet became intrigued when they saw coastal mainland wolves eating salmon. With local First Nations’ support, they recruited ...
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