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The gray wolf as a symbol or a subject of science

Posted on May 5, 2022

Wolves have always slipped easily into the part of the human brain that processes symbols and metaphors. In the Inferno from his Divine Comedy, Dante (~1265–1321) used wolves to represent greed and fraud. In the Middle Ages Europeans called famine, … read more

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Meet VALENTIA (F1538)Valentia was born at the Sedgwick County Zoo (KS) in 2016 and, after two years at a USFWS facility in New Mexico, was flown across the country to her new home at hthe WCC in December 2019. Thanks to LightHawk, a volunteer-based environmental aviation organization that donates flights to conservation groups, Valentia flew in style. LightHawk asks that its volunteers bring a lot more than skill; for flights over North America, pilots use their own aircraft and absorb the cost of fuel, insurance, and hangaring during a mission. Weighing in at 76 lbs, the voluptuous beauty is officially the largest female Mexican gray wolf at the WCC – what an honor!Nywolf.org ... See MoreSee Less

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M1124 - SANCHO; Born at Endangered Wolf Center welcome back Mexican gray wolf M1124, Sancho. He was born in 2008 at the Endangered Wolf Center in Eureka, Missouri. He and his family later moved to the Brookfield Zoo. When Sancho was 5 years old, he came to live at Southwest Wildlife.Sancho was paired with a female wolf and they moved together to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson in 2015 where they lived happily until Sancho received a diagnosis of cancer. He then returned to us in 2019 where our medical team amputated his right foreleg due to the cancer.Southwest is glad they could take Sancho back for his surgery and recovery and believe is happy.Photo: Southwest Wildlife Conservation Center ... See MoreSee Less

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