Red wolves typically mate for life, and their familial “packs” are formed around a breeding pair. Packs may range in size from five to eight individuals, normally made up of the breeding pair and ...

Red wolves mate for life, and these pairs usually mate once a year, in February. Pups are usually born in April or May and concealed in well-hidden dens. Some questions and controversy have ...

Few individual animals have ever been more important to their species than 2323M — a red wolf, dubbed Airplane Ears by advocates for his prominent extremities, who spent his brief but fruitful life on ...

“We can save the red wolf if the Fish and Wildlife Service continues to follow through and implements the plan’s life-saving conservation measures.” Once abundant across the Southeast, red wolves now ...