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A neighboring pack killed the wolf in a competition for resources, lead of the Voyageurs Wolf Project Thomas Gable told Newsweek.

"Long distance travels such as this are amazing and this wolf in particular made a very long journey," wolf researcher Thomas Gable told Newsweek.

We asked Minnesotans woven into the natural world and everyday residents to reflect on their appreciation.

"Some folks would assume that a physical abnormality such as this must come from inbreeding," an expert told Newsweek. "But there is no evidence of this."

TUCSON (KVOA) — Authorities arrested three men involved in a robbery on Tucsons northside early Monday morning.

TUCSON (KVOA) — Authorities arrested three men involved in a robbery on Tucsons northside early Monday morning.

Bets on Travis Kelce to score a touchdown against the Chargers outpaced bets on the Chiefs-Chargers point spread at one online sportsbook.

Minnesota has as many wolves as the rest of the Lower 48 states combined, and is the only state outside Alaska to never exterminate them. The mysterious predators and the people who live alongside them hold the secrets to coexisting and show just how much more there is to learn.

The footage, captured in the Minnesota wilderness, shows eight adorable wolf pups playing while they wait for their mom to return.

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