When your pooch bows his head low and looks at you with big sad eyes after he’s chewed on your shoes, he may be using a complex survival tactic evolved from wolves. According to Nathan H. Lents, a molecular biologist with the City University of New York, young wolves use the “apology bow” as they begin social integration into a …
Moose population explodes on Isle Royale as wolves decline
With only two wolves left to feast on them, the moose of Isle Royale National Park are undergoing a population explosion that could endanger the wilderness area’s fir trees and eventually cause many of the moose to starve, scientists said Tuesday. The unchecked growth of hulking moose at the Lake Superior island park shows the need to take more wolves …
Montana Ranchers charge 600 bucks for a wannabe Cowboy to ride a horse
It is good to see the Wildlife News call these Large NPOS out for what they are actually not doing, they refuse to tell their supporters the truth it appears! Tom Sawyer would be proud of the “progressive” livestock producers who “love” predators. These ranchers are continuously held up as a “win-win demonstrations” by collaborating so-called conservation groups who promote …
Lawmakers can and should protect Denali wolves
Denali National Park and Preserve is well known for its splendid vistas and majestic snow-capped peaks, but the main attractions for its visitors are the magnificent wildlife that make Denali their home: the wolves, brown bears, Dall sheep, caribou, and moose. Denali’s promise of unspoiled wild nature attracts literally hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. But Denali is bedeviled by …