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David Purdum recaps the week in sports betting, including the latest movement in the line for the national championship game and the impact of Tom Bradys late game-winning touchdown drive against the Jets.

Put hundreds of trail cams out in the forests of the North Country and you’re likely to have some pretty interesting recordings of wildlife. And that’s certainly been the case for the …

Voyageurs Wolf Project team shares clip of well-fed passerby that could go 700 pounds.

The sighting of an oversized bear in far northern Minnesota is generating outsized interest on social media.

Back-to-back rough Sundays for the sportsbooks. David Purdum recaps the weekend in betting, including some notable wins.

The Suns have gone from 60-1 long shots to 8-1 contenders for the NBA title after rattling off three straight wins to knock off the reigning champion Los Angeles Lakers.

Wonder what a wolf does all day? This collar cam will show you Share Updated: 8:20 AM PDT Apr 20, 2021 CNN Share Updated: 8:20 AM PDT Apr 20, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript we know wolves dont sit around howling all day. But what do wolves do besides fend off black bears to protect their cubs. Now, thanks to the wolf collar cam, we get a wolfs eye view. Researchers at Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota fastened a collar cam on a lone wolf. They ...

VOYAGEURS NATIONAL PARK, Minnesota — Beavers have poor vision but a great sense of smell. Over eons, their chief natural predator – wolves – have come to understand that, and have adopted appropriate hunting techniques. In a groundbreaking research project, a team from Minnesotas Voyageurs Wolf Project spent the past five years studying the tactics wolves use to increase their chances of success. In a new paper just published in the journal Behavioral Ecology, they document how wolv...

Generally, 50 percent of the total handle comes in the final weekend. But because of travel restrictions and even the foul weather during the week, 75 percent is expected from Friday to Sunday night.

Copy shortlink: Wildlife researchers say they found two collared wolves last month that were killed illegally in the wilderness of northeastern Minnesota and have turned over their findings to state conservation officials for investigation in hopes of finding whoever is responsible. While a lead researcher, Tom Gable, said he is keeping details about the killings under wraps so as not to undermine the investigation by the state Department of Natural Resources, a DNR repo...