Most Amazing Wolf Hunting and Chasing Prey Ever Caught On Camera | Animal Fights

Some pretty fascinating and rare footage of wolves hunting deer this past winter from 7 hunting sequences. Of course, wolves hunting deer is a regular occurrence in many areas but observing multiple hunting sequences is practically impossible given the dense forests and lack of visibility. Trail cameras, however, have been fantastic ways to get little snippets of insight on these hunts. The drawback is: you only get snippets, and often have no idea what the outcome was. We captured 7 different h

Breaking: At least 20 wolves from Yellowstone National Park have been killed crossing the borders of anti-wolf states. Killings like this will continue until Endangered Species Act protections for wolves are restored. Donate today to help in the fight to save wolves. | Defenders of Wildlife

Killing Wolves From the Sky... B.C. government scientists admit its wolf "cull" is inhumane, then propose to expand it. It includes gunning wolves from helicopters and using strangling snares on the ground. More: http://bit.ly/2jW6lvf "There are no humane methods to directly reduce wolf numbers, but aerial removal is the only method of killing enough wolves (and entire packs) to reduce wolf densities with no risk of by-catch.” -B.C. Govt. TAKE ACTION: Via Pacific Wild - http://bit.ly/2jwICWq Via

More than 200 wolves were slaughtered in just three days in Wisconsin last winter. Trappers in the state set painful leghold traps and strangulation snares that cut into the animals’ necks to snag their trophies. Others were chased down by packs of dogs, leaving many wolves to die unspeakably painful deaths out in the cold. More gruesome hunts are planned this fall in Wisconsin and could happen in other states too. We’re fighting back, but we need you with us. Please, help sustain our fight to p

SOUND ON! 🐺 Add your name if you agree wolves are worth saving! The Wolf Conservation Center is working to advance the survival of wolves by inspiring a global community through education, advocacy, research, and recovery. Join our community of passionate advocates by adding your name today. | Wolf Conservation Center