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Wolf reintroduced in Colorado killed after sheep predation in Wyoming

A wolf relocated from British Columbia to Colorado was killed in Wyoming after killing five sheep on private property, as confirmed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
The wolf, identified as 2505-BC, died on March 16 during an investigation by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Evidence of wolf depredation, including tracks and carcasses, was noted at the site of the predation incident, leading to the wolf's removal on March 15.
This incident marks the first death of a British Columbia wolf since their relocation; three Oregon wolves also died last year under various circumstances.

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