A meditation on Mexican gray wolf habitat in eastern Arizona with aerial and remote camera footage. In 1990, the Center launched a lawsuit that would lead to the reintroduction of wolves into Arizona and New New Mexico. | Center for Biological Diversity

Those who frequent the Wolf River Greenway sometimes report seeing Eastern Bobcats (Lynx rufus), especially early in the morning. The Wolf River Greenway protects just the type of habitat favored by these secretive and solitary feline predators and provides a wildlife corridor through the city. Check out these gorgeous bobcats caught by our trail camera strolling down the Wolf River Greenway trail…and a video shared with us by a Greenway visitor of a bobcat swimming the urban Wolf River! Video s

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When wolves disappear from the landscape, coyotes often move in to fill the gap — but these two canids are entirely different species with their own unique roles in the ecosystem! Canis lupus (the gray wolf) and Canis latrans (the coyote) differ in size, behavior, and even their looks. Coyotes are smaller, with thinner, more angular features, larger ears that help disperse heat, and daintier paws built for speed and agility. Wolves, on the other hand, have broader heads, stockier builds, and a p

85K views · 1.6K reactions | Awesome shot of a pack of wolves in Eastern Oregon. -@stephentalbot2 #oregon #wolf #pack | Phone Skope | Facebook