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In 1995 wolves were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park, after a 70 year absence. They were introduced because the elk had been overgrazing inside the park. They were introduced to balance out the ecosystem. In other words they were supposed to bring the wild back into Yellowstone. And they have been successful.

"Yellowstone wolves are causing a trophic cascade of ecological change, including helping to increase beaver populations and bring back aspen, and vegetation." The elk carcass in the photos had been brought down by wolves and that carcass is feeding the whole community of wildlife. In addition to keeping the elk populations under control and on the move wolves also keep the coyote populations in control.

Wotan thinking "Hmmm, how do I get to this treat?"

Wolves in Canada 2016, foto Jiří Tilšer

Wolves of Yellowstone

Wolves in Kananaskis

National Zoo

Washington, DC

this was inspired by the sea wolves in the lake of Valdivia, in Chile. They are all so lazy, cute and fabulous. They use to go to the surface and just lay there for a nap, whether if it is sunny or not. So, there you go, one more reason to come visit this beautiful country and the fabulous sea wolves (:

UK Wolf Conservation Trust

Wolves of Yellowstone

Wolves of Yellowstone

OLEH,WARRI.,NIGERIA:March 2013. Wolves v Nasarawa united. Wolves during the NPL match played in Oleh,Nigeria..Photo Credit: Shengolpixs/Segun

Whistling Wolves playing at the Brooklyn Folk Festival, May 2009, at the Jalopy Theater. Photo by Eli Smith

Wolves of Yellowstone

Wolves of Yellowstone

Wolves of Yellowstone

Pictures of Wolves taken at a workshop by Kathleen Reeder at Out of Africa

99 life-sized wolves flying into a glass wall

Wolves of Yellowstone

Wolf Creek Habitat

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