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Why are the wolves dying?

The latest death brings Colorado’s translocated gray wolf tally to 13, and officials say the losses could hinder a self-sustaining population.

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Half of Colorado's translocated wolves have passed away, but the high rate of wolf mortality does not necessarily indicate a failed reintroduction effort.

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Why are the wolves dying?

Half of Colorado's translocated wolves have passed away, but the high rate of wolf mortality does not necessarily indicate a failed reintroduction effort.

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TheFlume.com broke the news on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
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