US agency kills Colorado wolf in Wyoming where it was suspected of killing sheep
A federal agency says it killed a collard wolf that apparently crossed from Colorado into Wyoming and killed several sheep.
U.S. agency kills wolf suspected of killing sheep after crossing from Colorado to Wyoming
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Wildlife Services responded to reports of a predator killing five sheep in north-central Wyoming on Saturday. The agency found evidence pointing to a wolf attack, ...
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Agency kills Colorado wolf in Wyoming where it was suspected of killing sheep
The U.S. Department of Agriculture responded to reports of a predator killing five sheep in north-central Wyoming on Saturday ...
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Following in the paws of the Scottish Wildcat Trail in Newtonmore
John Davidson is on the lookout for the elusive Highland tiger on a waymarked walk around the Badenoch village ...
A 10-Year-Old Girl Went for a Walk on the Beach—and Stumbled Upon 5 Dinosaur Footprints
A 10-year-old girl out on a shoreline stroll on a Wales beach literally stumbled upon five prehistoric dinosaur footprints.
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US agency kills Colorado wolf in Wyoming where it was suspected of killing sheep
The animals are protected in Colorado ... The agency found evidence pointing to a wolf attack, including bite marks and tracks, according to spokesperson Tanya Espinosa. Later that day, the ...
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Sadly, Famous Dinosaur Tracks Were Not Made By Sauropods Walking On Their Hands
A series of footprints once attributed to a “swimming brontosaur” has a far more likely explanation, new research has found.
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Smithsonian scientists use technology to track animals
From tiny trackers on birds to larger elephant collars, scientists learn a lot from tracking animal movement in the wild.