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Wolfwatcher facts about MI wolves factsheet 2021
By Nathan Lyle | Published April 1, 2021Comments are closed.
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Meet Yana of California![]()
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Yana may be more shy than her daughter Poppy, but she makes sure to speak her mind! Wolves make a variety of sounds, including whining, growling, howling and huff-barking! Sean McCracken Photography
BELLE (F1226)![]()
Belle was born at the California Wolf Center on April 30, 2011. In August of 2013, the loba was transferred to U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s Sevilleta Management Facility in New Mexico. On October 14, 2015, Belle joined Rhett at the Wolf Conservation Center and luckily, the pair got along quite well! Belle gave birth to a litter of three pups in the spring of 2016 and ANOTHER litter of pups in 2017! Fun Fact – This beautiful loba is permanently plump (or big boned…). She's just built that way!
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