Yellowstone’s Most Famous Resident “Queen of Wolves” Dies After Fatal Skirmish with Rival Pack
In an unfortunate incident reflecting nature’s war of survival, Yellowstone National Park has bid farewell to one of its most iconic inhabitants, Wolf 907F, affectionately known as the “Queen of the Wolves.
One of Yellowstone’s oldest wolves dies after fight with rival pack
Wildlife watchers, while mourning the loss of 907F, also celebrated that she could "die the way of the wolf," not as a result of contact with a human or vehicle.
Yellowstone's one-eyed 'Queen of the Wolves' is dead at 11
The most famous wolf in Yellowstone National Park, collar number 907F, has died. Known as the “Queen of the Wolves” for her prolific lineage, 907F produced 10 litters of pups in 11 years — one of just six recorded wolves to reach that age since the animals were reintroduced to Yellowstone in 1995.
Yellowstone's 'queen of the wolves' killed by rival pack after living to 11 years old and having 10 litters of pups
Record-breaking Wolf 907F, the alpha of the Junction Butte pack, died after a confrontation with a rival pack at Yellowstone River on Christmas Day.
Yellowstone’s Legendary ‘Queen of the Wolves’ Killed by Rival Pack
The long-lived, one-eyed wolf 907F died this Christmas after a fight with a rival wolf pack, Yellowstone researchers have confirmed.
Yellowstone’s One-Eyed “Queen Of The Wolves” Dies Age 11 Following Rival Attack
One of Yellowstone National Park’s oldest gray wolves, a one-eyed matriarch dubbed 907F, has died after sustaining wounds in a fight with a rival pack. Affectionately named “queen of the wolves”, 907F lived to the grand age of 11 – exceptionally long for a wild canid – and birthed an astonishing 10 litters in her time.
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The Iconic, One-Eyed ‘Queen of the Wolves’ Dies After Fight With Rival Pack in Yellowstone National Park
A beloved matriarch, 907F lived to be 11 years old, which is much longer than the average life span for gray wolves and a rare feat, even for those in the protected area of Yellowstone Sarah Kuta ...
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Five apex predators killed near Yellowstone. Here’s why officials won’t press charges
Only three wolves were allowed to be hunted in the area, which borders Yellowstone’s northern boundary, and the Fish and Wildlife Commission had closed the wolf harvest there because that quota ...
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As Colorado Reintroduces Wolves To The Wild, Here Are 4 Potential Outcomes
Here are four consequences of the Yellowstone reintroduction effort, and what this might mean for the future of gray wolves in Colorado. Gray wolves were restored to Yellowstone National Park ...
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As Yellowstone bears sleep, park warns of another dangerous critter
MORE OUTDOORS: Yellowstone grizzly bear makes snow angels For comparison, the park is home to about 125 wolves, which are also active year-round. But wolves, although they can be elusive ...
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In the Valley of the Wolves (2007)
In 1995 the first gray wolves were transported from ... first immigrants wolves have thrived in Yellowstone and none more dramatically than the Druids The epic history of the Druids one of ...
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Wolf-induced ‘landscape of fear’ doesn’t explain Yellowstone aspen regeneration, study says
BILLINGS – For more than a decade a passionate debate has reverberated within Yellowstone National Park’s scientific community regarding wolf reintroduction. Did wolves improve aspen growth by ...
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‘Thinking like a wolf’ invites intimate look at the controversial species
Master wolf-observer Rick McIntyre's new book transports readers to the middle of the action, guest reviewer Michael Palmer writes.