But exactly what species would we be gazing lovingly at? We delve into the biggest wolves in the world. Smaller than the gray ...

While most of us will have heard of gray wolves – and the political rollercoaster that is their protection status in the US – ...

the American red wolf. This small, cinnamon-colored canid roamed free across the American Southeast, preying on deer and small mammals and occupying a key spot in Gulf Coast ecosystems.

This wolf was killed simply because the landowner did not want her on his land, not because she posed a threat. Given the small and declining number of red wolves, losing even one wolf has huge ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C.— A new study published in the journal Biological Conservation finds that poaching of red wolves is driven by a small minority of individuals who live in eastern North Carolina’s Red ...

RANGE: The red wolf was once widely distributed throughout the southeastern ... FEEDING: Red wolves most often hunt small mammals, such as rabbits and raccoons, but they will occasionally hunt deer.

Fits and starts The red wolf once roamed much of the southeastern United States, but was placed on the endangered species list in the early 1970s, the population decimated by shrinking territory ...

The life story of the young gray wolf was better known than most for the last year, especially to scientists and members of ...

Martha, an endangered red wolf, recently moved to Durham’s Museum of Life and Science from a facility in New York. There are 290 red wolves in captivity and between 16 and 19 in the wild ...