A t Yellowstone National Park, wolves aren't as common as animals like bison, ... "minimizing movement and potential damage." ...

Wolves aren't as common compared to bison at Yellowstone National Park, but they are making a comeback that is 60 years in the making. Wolves were reintroduced into the park back in '95-'96.

When Doug Smith, Yellowstone National Park’s wolf biologist, first arrived in 1994 shortly before wolves were reintroduced, some willow and aspen trees only came up to his knees. “Now I can ...

This winter saw the most wolves from Yellowstone National Park killed in about a century. That's because states neighboring the park changed hunting rules in an effort to reduce the animals ...

In 1995, 14 wolves were delivered by truck and sled to the heart of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, where the animal had long been absent. Others followed.

Despite being orphaned, challenged for alpha status and ultimately being killed by a rival pack, wolf 907 leaves a legacy.

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 ...

Wolves and humans have a lot more in common than you might think, at least when it comes to appeasing an anxious child. On Tuesday, Yellowstone National Park shared video on social media which ...

Wolves and humans have a lot more in common than you might think, at least when it comes to providing entertainment for their offspring. On Tuesday, Yellowstone National Park shared video on ...

Scientists at Yellowstone documented adult wolves returning to their dens with "toys" for their pups. The moment was captured in a video from the National Park Service provided to the social news ...

Wolves and humans have a lot more in common than you might think, at least when it comes to providing entertainment for their offspring.