While a district in northern India is reeling from wolf attacks that have killed at least 10 people, many of them children, ...

Few individual animals have ever been more important to their species than 2323M — a red wolf, dubbed Airplane Ears by advocates for his prominent extremities, who spent his brief but fruitful life on ...

Some 2 million wolves once roamed freely throughout North America. But a federal extermination program slashed their numbers to the breaking point. By the 1960s gray wolves were finally protected ...

Colorado’s voter-initiated reintroduction of gray wolves has thrust a new predator into the High Country. There are currently ...

Wolves have roamed North America for thousands of years, adapting to changing landscapes, climates, and human expansion. Their survival is not just due to strength and speed but also intelligence ...

But humans living in ice age North America had to deal with the real thing. Dire wolves (Canis dirus) were a canine species that hunted the plains and forests. They were similar to modern grey ...

As depredation numbers rise, California wildlife experts work with ranchers to strike a balance between protecting gray ...

In December, the Federal Highway Administration awarded the first grants under a new $125 million Wildlife Crossings Pilot ...

But in North America, especially in Yellowstone National Park where a large amount of wolf research is conducted, black wolves are relatively common, making up as much as half of wolf populations.