wolves

A judge sided with wildlife advocates who say a slated wolf hunting season would be unconstitutional.
Since gray wolves have lost federal protections, some states have adopted aggressive hunting seasons allowing large numbers to be killed.
"Nothing will dissuade the desire for more blood from our brother," said the leader of a Wisconsin Chippewa tribe, which considers the wolf sacred.
Hunters killed nearly twice as many wolves as the state allowed in February, reducing the population by a third.
"Wolf management is a polarizing and emotional topic for many," read a line that was ultimately cut.
It's a key communication skill for wolves.
Environmental groups, and even the state's own Fish and Game Department, opposed the measure that would permit the deaths of more than 1,000 wolves.
Conservationists slammed the bill as incentivizing the "cruel deaths" of more than 1,000 wolves.
Watch at least seven little pups work on the calls.