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"The calving season for the elk has begun and the cows split off to tend this year's calves. A new opportunity for all predators arise, especially for the wolves. With their pups growing bigger every day, the pressure to feed is on. Parents will do anything to ensure the survival of their young."

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The Yellowstone Wolf Reintroduction has been a resounding success since it began in 1995. Yellowstone’s wolves saved an ecosystem that was barren, overgrazed, and overpopulated with elk.

The return of wolves brought about a whole host of ecological changes, starting with the return of vital riparian trees like cottonwoods, aspens, and willows. The return of Yellowstone’s streamside vegetation also meant the return of beavers, fish, muskrats, and other animals. More elk carcasses meant more food for bears, cougars, eagles, and vultures. Yellowstone’s wolves even changed rivers themselves. With trees on their banks, rivers were stabilized and less susceptible to erosion.

Perhaps even more remarkably, wolves even changed elk behavior. Termed the “Valley of Fear,” the very presence of wolves in Yellowstone caused elk to avoid certain areas simply because they were scared. Wolves saved Yellowstone by bringing back ecological relationships that were centuries old, but had been lost in the last 100 years.

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There is nothing more terrifying than a giant black timber wolf with sharp fangs and red eyes. Black wolves are the most terrifying and most fearsome of any other species of wolf. And while they don't have red eyes but they are pretty intimidating. Nobody knows this more than a man who recently shot a video of what appears to be a black timber wolf chasing a dog through the forest.

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You have heard of gray wolves, timber wolves, arctic wolves, and even dire wolves. But have you ever heard of sea wolves? If you didn't know any better, you would never even believe sea wolves are real. But they are! National Geographic even did a segment on them. In a world of endangered species, wolves being hunted to the brink of endangerment, and shrinking habitats, wolves have adapted to a life at sea.

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Let's stop and take a minute to talk about one of the world’s largest wolves. The northwestern wolf is an absolutely unbelievable animal. It is majestic, it is gorgeous, and it is massive. This wolf probably weighs the same as you or a little more. The northwestern wolf can grow to be roughly 170 pounds (80 kg).

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Meet Yuki the wolfdog, 87.5% gray wolf, 8.6% Siberian husky, and 3.9% German shepherd. Yuki is an extremely unique animal almost completely wolf with just a dash of a dog in his genes. Yuki became famous after photos of him at The Shy Wolf Animal Sanctuary were put online.

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Another terrifying story of a wolf attack. Most people think about wolves as timid creatures who hunt in packs and stick to the shadows. But a New Jersey family just discovered how horribly wrong this misconception is.

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For those who don't know, Yellowstone National Park over 10 years ago began trying to repopulate the park with wildlife, and more specifically with wolves. When the wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park, it sparked an explosion of other animals also returning to the park, including bald eagles and beavers.

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Yes, dire wolves are real. Or rather, they used to be real. Back in the last Ice Age, there were enormous wolves then used to hunt bison and other massive animals, sometimes even small mammoths. However, just like the woolly mammoth and the sabretooth tiger, dire wolves went extinct several thousand years ago.

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A return to the land of the living begins with the maned wolf. An ancient creature managing to survive despite the hardships humans have put on it with the destruction of South America's heritage.
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