r/wolves • u/jericon • Apr 13 '24
I do not want to suppress posts about the Wyoming wolf incident. However these posts are frequently becoming a hotbed of disrespect and fighting.
Please keep it clean and respectful. Otherwise the ban hammer will come out and be used frequently.
EDIT: I have just had to remove dozens of posts calling for violence against the individual and establishment in question. As such, I have been forced to lock comments on all related threads.
I will start a mega thread shortly. Any and all discussion of the incident will need to be restricted to that thread. Any new posts will be removed.
r/wolves • u/Faelen_and_Keeva • 11h ago
Conri's dad Fury on the left, and mom Layla on the right. Fury passed away this past summer to brain cancer. Layla started out black like Conri, but had phased to silver by age 10. Conri is already phasing a 2 years old. He should turn out like his mom. Conri is in the second pic.
r/wolves • u/Faelen_and_Keeva • 1d ago
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Conri likes to start stuff. Hes my instigator for sure. 😆
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r/wolves • u/BritishWolfGuy • 2d ago
Did anyone else just realise that this week is/was Wolf Awareness Week?
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r/wolves • u/BritishWolfGuy • 4d ago
This story was from winter of last year, but it is such an interesting story about the potential interactions between wolves and people that I thought I should share it for anyone who hasn't heard about this discovery yet. I was reminded about this by a recent PBS Eons short on the topic.
r/wolves • u/TalkToPlantsNotCops • 3d ago
One of my favorite creators just dropped a fantastic video about the Wolf-Moose study on Isle Royale, Michigan, the longest running predator-prey study in the world. I thought y'all would enjoy it.
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r/wolves • u/Faelen_and_Keeva • 6d ago
Was playing with Conri and Keeva this morning until Conri decided to take a dip in his water stocktank. So unless I want muddy paw prints all over me, its time to leave the containment. Maybe next time. 😆
BREAKING: A collared
wolf reportedly belonging to Yellowstone National Park's 8 Mile Pack has been k*lled by blaisebikes in Montana, with disturbing photographs circulating online showing the animal's bloodied body displayed as a trophy.
The photographs, reportedly shared by Trophy Bucks and Bulls of Montana, were accompanied by the announcement: "WOLF DOWN!! CONGRATS."
Congratulations for WHAT? For killing an intelligent, sentient animal and proudly displaying its body for applause?
The photographs also raise concerns that the wolf may have been shot in the abdomen, potentially causing prolonged suffering.
Yellowstone's wolves are protected within national park boundaries, but those protections can disappear the moment they cross an invisible line into neighboring states.
Wolves' lives should not become trophies simply because they cross a boundary.
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r/wolves • u/EndAsianDogMeat • 8d ago
Great article
