Colorado Experience: Return of the Wolf
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Colorado Experience: Return of the Wolf
Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/3zeF6Ch Wolves. Mention the word in Colorado and it likely elicits some sort of response. This special one-hour episode takes a deep look into the relationship between humans and wolves in Colorado. We trace their history from their near eradication in the 1940s to today where the impacts of a ...
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First they found his mate — and she led them straight to all their babies 😭 Lexi, a wildlife rescuer, told us how they were able to locate the male wolf’s entire family — and how beautiful their reunion was 💞 Support Lexi and All Hearts Foundation SA by visiting: thedo.do/allheartsdonate. See more beautiful wildlife rescues on Instagram: thedo.do/allheartsfoundation and TikTok: thedo.do/Allheartsfoundation. | The Dodo
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