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Coyotes surviving in East, including Maine woods, by becoming more 'wolflike'

In this 2008 photo provided by Josh Harrison, a coyote stands in Mount Auburn Cemetery in Cambridge, Mass. Coyotes have lived in the East since the 1930s, and recent genetic tests have shown they are actually a mixture of coyote, wolf and dog. And scientists say they might be getting genetically closer to wolves, helping […]

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A. Girouard: No help for the wolves

There is no real good reason for trying to bring back wolves to the upper states in the U.S. State officials will do what was done in Michigan — have a wolf hunt. People have spent a lot of time and money in trying to bring those great animals back. As soon as the wolves […]

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Debate continues over presence of wolves

Are there wolves in Maine? While most wildlife experts agree that Maine would be a great place for wolves because it has abundant habitat to support them, they say there is no resident population of breeding wolves here. But a group that advocates for the natural recovery of wolves in Maine sees things differently, and […]