Wolf pup found dead in Banff with leather piece lodged in throat and stomach
Banff National Park staff discovered a deceased male wolf near the Bow River on Jan.7, across from Bow Avenue, in the Town of Banff.
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Banff National Park staff discovered a deceased male wolf near the Bow River on Jan.7, across from Bow Avenue, in the Town of Banff.
Author of the article: Marie Conboy Publishing date: Dec 18, 2020 • December 21, 2020 • 2 minute read • Pictured is the female grizzly bear protected by the closure. Her first litter of cubs were born in spring 2019 but did not survive the year. Parks Canada said this is not unusual as mortality rates for young-of-year grizzly cubs is high. Disturbing this denning bear threatens her survival and that of her potential cubs © Parks Canada / Gavin Hurd / 2019. jpg, BA Article content In an effort to protect a denning female grizzly bear, Parks Canada have closed the Jimmy...