Meet five, nine and fourteen Yellowstone's heroine wolves

Article Abstract:

Fourteen gray wolves were captured in Canada in 1995 and transported to Yellowstone National Park to beget a new population as no wolves had been in the park for almost 70 years. The year 2005, being the tenth anniversary of the restoration of wolves to Yellowstone National Park, is the right time to pay homage to the three female wolves, known as Five, Nine and Fourteen, who began the first packs that continue to anchor the park's wolf population.

Protection and preservation, Wolves, Yellowstone National Park

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Swamp bears

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A study on Ocala bear was conducted by the biologists in which data on population numbers, survival rates, and especially, on bear crossings along State Road 40, an east-west corridor bisecting the national forest, was collected. The study revealed that the highway death toll amounts to about 8% of the study population within the sustainable range.

Bears

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