Yellowstone pronghorn find sanctuary among wolves
Wildlife biologists say pronghorn may be taking advantage of the buffer coyotes leave between themselves and wolves, possibly spurring population growth.
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Wake-Up Call
Wake-Up Call
COLD SNAP RUNNER-UP: A coyote takes a bite out of a grizzly bear that had gotten too close to her den in Hayden Valley of Yellowstone National Park. (J.L.-Woody-Wooden/WyoFile)
…Wake-Up Call
Wake-Up Call
COLD SNAP RUNNER-UP: A coyote takes a bite out of a grizzly bear that had gotten too close to her den in Hayden Valley of Yellowstone National Park. (J.L.-Woody-Wooden/WyoFile)
…Can you hear me now?
Can you hear me now?
A coyote stands in the snow and howls. (Flickr photo by Yathin – click to enlarge)
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