Non-Lethal Wolf Control: 5 Strategies That Work
The practice of executing wolves to end livestock predation could make matters worse. Here are some better wolf control strategies instead.
The practice of executing wolves to end livestock predation could make matters worse. Here are some better wolf control strategies instead.
The Eastern Wolf has one of the most widely contested classification among wolf species. Experts can’t seem to agree if it’s a subspecies of the Gray Wolf or not.
30 years after the worst nuclear disaster known to humans, the Chernobyl Wolves and other wildlife are thriving where people fear to tread. How are these wild animals surviving there?
The conflict between Wolves and Livestock (and their owners), is an age-old one. But instead of just killing the wolves what else can ranchers do?
People have been fascinated with, and yet, afraid of the gray wolf for centuries now. Here are the facts about the largest wolf breed on earth, the gray wolf. The gray wolf (or grey wolf) is a native animal of the wilderness and some remote areas of Eurasia and North America. It’s the largest and…
Wolves get a bad rap for being big, bad, and deadly, but the statistics say otherwise. Here are 10 things that kill more people than wolves do in the USA.
As wolves gradually return to parts of their historic territories in Germany, many people are scared. But are German Wolves actually a threat to human life and livestock?
The Indian Wolf has one of the worst records regarding human attacks and fatalities. But much of its prey has been taken over by human encroachment.
Lone Wolves are the stuff of several tales and debates. But what actually could make a wolf break ranks and how do they survive on their own in the wild?
The Yellowstone Druid Wolf Pack could be described as one of the most publicized wolf packs on Earth. But what really happened to the original members?
The process of domesticating wolves started thousands of years ago but how has it fared so far? Are there any consequences of this action?
Coyote-Wolf Hybrids now number in their millions across parts of North America and are surprisingly versatile. How do they survive in terrain and conditions that pure bred wolves and coyotes can’t?