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Search On For Escaped Wolves From Wildlife Science Center Matt Cardy/Getty Images About 120 wolves call the Wildlife Science Center home.  "We have the largest captive population in North America here," animal care coordinator Megan Beckel told FOX 9 Monday. They are speculating that the wolves escaped after a newborn pup was taken away to be bottle fed. According to the Wildlife Science Center, in Stacy Minnesota, the pack "lost their minds" and managed to escape to search for the missing pup. "Overnight we have a six foot ground apron, they dug down, over the ground apron and up and went ...

Wolves escape wildlife center in Anoka County article The Wildlife Science Center says four of its wolves escaped over the weekend and three of them are still at large.  STACY, Minn. (FOX 9) - Staff at a wildlife center about an hour north of Minneapolis are doing everything they can to find a group of wolves that managed to escape from the property last week.  In Anoka County, the Wildlife Science Center is home to 120 wolves. Wolves escape wildlife center in Anoka County Staff at a wildlife center about an hour north of Minneapolis are doing everything they can to find a group of wolves...

Wildlife center hoping for safe return of escaped wolves June 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail STACY, Minn. (AP) — Staff at an Anoka County wildlife center are hoping three wolves that recently escaped their enclosure can be safely returned. The Wildlife Science Center in Stacy is home to about 120 wolves. Animal care coordinator Megan Beckel tells KMSP-TV the center has the largest captive wolf population in North America. Four wolves escaped last week by digging out of their enclosure. Beckel says they were likely searching for a newborn wolf that had been removed for bottle feeding. “We�...