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WQ Development Update - Back in June, we let people know that we were actively pursuing funding for the next level of WolfQuest and that we hoped to have information by September. Unfortunately, some funding avenues didn't pan out and others are taking longer to develop than we hoped. We are now sti...

What did you see there? I have never been to that zoo.

oh I know. Just saying, as far as officials are concerned the case is closed. But to wolf experts its a rather intresting puzzle to solve. I had a chance to hear a lecture the scientist that was called in to look at the evidence. It was very interesting. There were things about the scene that indic...

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This forum is for questions about real wolves, not one in the game played by humans. To my knowledge, I have not come across anything in my readings or in my discussions with wolf experts that link coat color and level of aggression. This would be an interesting fact if true so I am almost positive ...

I had the chance to ask Doug Smith, Leader of the Yellowstone Wolf Project, about what makes the Yellowstone Pack structure so unique. Check out the video by going to "About Wolves" and then "Videos". It is the last one posted. The sound on it is a little hard cause it was windy out in Montana in th...

The Wolf and the Moose: Natural Enemies That Need Each Other On a secluded island in Lake Superior, captive wolf packs and moose populations depend on one another for survival: The moose are the wolves' chief nutritional source, and the wolves, in turn, help keep the moose population in check. But ...

Most chases are tests to determine if there is a weaker animal in a group. Wolves will run into a herd of elk, splitting the herd. Then the wolves will run into one of the subgroups, splitting the subgroup. Testing may last a long time with wolves moving at top speed. Doug Smith describes wolves as...

The wolf, whose scientific name is Canis lupus , had a long history of development and specialization from a more generalized carnivore that roamed the earth some 100-120 million years ago. W.D. Matthew (1930) has traced this evolution, and the following account is based on his work. It seems ironi...

Again, this is quite long, but it is a fascinating story about the Druids moving their pups from the den site to the rendezvous site and how treacherous it can be. Druid pups cause great excitement crossing Soda Butte Creek July 16, 2008 — Ralph Maughan http://wolves.wordpress.com/2008/07/16/druid-p...

http://internationalwolfcenter.blogspot.com/ Join Dave Mech and Dean Cluff as they search for a wolf pack with pups on Ellesmere Island in the High Arctic. This blog is set up by the International Wolf Center. This is going on right now and they are updating daily. It is amazing to see the contrast...

I just wanted to tell you guys that you have a great web site. I love the wolf with the helmet.

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Many cleaning products contain harmful substances that make their way into our environment. You can make many of your own cleaning products using safe materials that might even be found in your kitchen right now. Baking soda: provides grit for scrubbing and reacts with water, vinegar or lemon by fiz...