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Yellowstone wolves struggle to produce pups, again, but don’t blame disease this time
Biologists said about 20 pups were still alive in early September, far below the average 37 that usually survive to year’s end.
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Yellowstone wolves struggle to produce pups, again, but don’t blame disease this time
by Mike Koshmrl, WyoFile Yellowstone National Park’s wolf packs — arguably the world’s most visible and famous wild wolves — had another poor year of producing puppies and keeping the youngsters alive, according to a Park Service biologist. A paucity of pups being raised by park packs in 2026 comes on the heels of a […]
Yellowstone wolves struggle to produce pups again, but don’t blame disease this time
Yellowstone National Park’s wolf packs — arguably the world’s most visible and famous wild wolves — had another poor year of producing puppies and keeping the youngsters alive, according to a Park Service biologist.
·Billings, United States
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