Gray wolves, Mexican wolves, red wolves and eastern wolves, all endangered, were once treated as distinct species.
|
|
In Bibi's pessimistic view, Israel is surrounded by wolves in sheep's clothing and wolves in wolves' clothing.
|
|
Gray wolves, red wolves, eastern wolves, or Mexican wolves are all treated as distinct species, but in reality, wild canines aren't exactly concerned with maintaining their unique pedigrees.
|
|
At this facility, wolves and dogs live in packs, where wolves hang out with other wolves and dogs with dogs.
|
|
Being thrown to the wolves, or throwing others to the wolves so the wolves will eat them instead of you.
|
|
The sanctuary houses 23 wolves and wolfdogs rescued from across the country, including gray wolves and timber wolves (a subspecies of gray wolf).
|
|
Why do the real wolves and the "human" wolves spare Russell?
|
|
Bridgett M. vonHoldt of Princeton University and her colleagues sequenced the genomes of 113 gray wolves, six Eastern wolves, three red wolves and three coyotes, as well as the genomes of dogs and wolves from Asia.
|
|
But even when there aren't any wolves, there are wolves, you know?
|
|
Friendlier wolves may have been fed extra scraps, or more frightening wolves might have been killed — and over time, this group of wolves eventually evolved into dogs.
|
|
Some wolves were not raised with other wolves, so they never learned certain behaviors, and some that looked less like them were raised with wolves and hence more wolflike.
|
|
What if domestication of ancient wolves happened in both Asia and Europe — different wolves, different people?
|
|
The wolves, well, I've seen wolves, and they're just big dogs who will go down quick.
|
|
When wolves and people share the same landscape, sometimes wolves kill what people value, like cows and dogs.
|
|
" For Mr. Kaasche, the current hysteria about wolves "says nothing about wolves and a lot about human nature.
|
|
Dogs are not descended from wolves (at least not modern wolves); both wolves and dogs split from a common ancestor around 15,000 years ago—an ancient animal whose behavior we're not able to study.
|
|
Wolves: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is considering changes to the existing protections for North Carolina red wolves.
|
|
While both wolves and dogs were better at the puzzle after training, the wolves still consistently outperformed the dogs.
|
|
Here's what is happening: Wolves: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is removing protections for gray wolves in Wyoming.
|
|
With wolves, that time is thought to start at about two weeks, when the wolves are deaf and blind.
|
|
Foxes are canids, like wolves, dogs and the extinct wolves that are thought to have given rise to dogs.
|
|
But to demand less deterrence before we kill wolves, Wielgus argued, is unfair to wolves, cattle and even ranchers, who may over time lose their access to public lands if wolves keep needing to be killed.
|
|
"In honor of the 'Wolves' video 'cause I wore these in one thing in 'Wolves,'" she added in another snap.
|
|
The creatures were are also known as Tasmanian wolves due to their similarities to dogs, coyotes, and (of course) wolves.
|
|
But they are still wolves and as Doug Smith, the scientist who led the reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in the United States, said to me, wolves have three essential parts to their lives in the wild: they are deeply social and need other wolves, they roam large distances and they kill.
|
|
Dr. vonHoldt and her colleagues found no evidence that red wolves or Eastern wolves belonged to distinct lineages of their own.
|
|
Walking through a ravine and hearing wolves snarling behind you sounds completely different than wolves chasing you over a frozen lake.
|
|
The state never shot wolves inside it, but many wolves that left the boundaries of Yukon-Charley were shot and killed.
|
|
Recent genomic evidence, however, points to the likelihood that red and eastern wolves are in fact hybrids of gray wolves and coyotes.
|
|
The extermination of wolves in the South—where red wolves are most prevalent—would've resulted in the higher percentage of coyote DNA.
|
|
"Currently, our knowledge of [ancient wolves] suggests that above 55 degrees N latitude we don't see dire wolves," explained Meachen to Gizmodo.
|
|
Wolves are still listed as endangered under state law, which allows officials to remove wolves found to be repeatedly preying on livestock.
|
|
What really sets Eastern wolves and red wolves apart, the researchers found, is a large amount of coyote DNA in their genomes.
|
|
The Arizona Bowl was dubbed the "Dances with Wolves Bowl" because the Nevada Wolf Pack and Arkansas State Red Wolves were the participants.
|
|
Mavericks Top Tweets: Lindsay Whalen joins broadcast, interviews Jimmy Butler Wolves' Towns produces rare, special stat line Wolves Fastbreak: Ball movement key vs.
|
|
Red wolves, which are bigger than coyotes, but smaller than gray wolves, are the only wolf species found completely within the United States.
|
|
When Sarah Marshall-Pescini, Friederike Range and colleagues put wolves and dogs to the test, wolves did very well and dogs very poorly.
|
|
Contrasting the typical portrayal of wolves as ferocious predators, the film shows webcam footage of critically endangered red wolves socializing with their packs.
|
|
By the time the effort ended, though, scientists had only turned up 40 genetically distinct red wolves, with 14 wolves going on to reproduce.
|
|
Ancient wolves, including the iconic dire wolves, came in extra large sizes during this period, hunting large game, such as bison, camels, and horses.
|
|
"Studies on captive pack-living wolves and dogs suggest that considering dogs a 'tamer/friendlier' version of wolves is an oversimplification," the study reads.
|
|
The German authorities have counted 73 packs of wolves, 31 wolf couples and three lone wolves across the country — perhaps 700 animals in total.
|
|
Last March, the Trump administration proposed stripping federal protections for gray wolves across the Lower 210 states, declaring that the wolves have successfully recovered.
|
|
This population, the only known wild red wolves in the world, has expanded to up to 130 wolves, but currently sits at a mere 40.
|
|
Red wolves are around 25 percent gray wolf and 75 percent coyote while eastern wolves are around 75 percent gray wolf and 25 percent coyote.
|
|
Two Algonquin wolves that were part of the new study, she said, lived during a period when hybridization between coyotes and wolves was unusually common.
|
|
Wolves focus primarily on moose and deer, but in the last two years, wolves have killed two caribou in the Selkirks; cougars killed another one.
|
|
The SHARE Act undermines the Endangered Species Act by legislatively delisting wolves in the Midwest despite two federal court decisions that wolves still need protections.
|
|
The scientists evaluated the reasoning abilities of 12 pet dogs and another 14 dogs raised like wolves in a pack, along with 12 human-socialized wolves.
|
|
In other words: if wolves are killing your cattle, killing the wolves will only make the problem worse unless you kill a quarter of their population.
|
|
Flash Wolves SK Telecom T1 Team I May Cloud9 Heading up the top of group B are Tawain/Hong Kong/Macao Summer Split champions Flash Wolves.
|
|
Fighting off Nazi table-wolves (literal tables crossed with wolves), Thibaut runs into Sam, who is a reporter, or an American spy, or something else entirely.
|
|
Instead, the place where wolves enjoy the greatest social tolerance — indeed, admiration — is Yellowstone National Park where livestock are absent and killing wolves is strictly prohibited.
|
|
And when they compared the genetics of these dogs to DNA samples from a variety of known wild dog species in the U.S., including coyotes, grey wolves, and captive red wolves, they found that the Galveston dogs had some genes only known to belong to red wolves.
|
|
Available to rent / purchase: YouTube, Amazon Video, Vudu, Google Play Netflix search suggests: Frozen Planet (also about wolves), Frozen Planet: On Thin Ice (wolves, I think), The Making of Frozen Planet (yep, wolves), Frozen Planet: An Epic Journey (penguins and whales), and The Frozen Chosen (prehistoric fish).
|
|
The analogy gets muddy when—and I'm paraphrasing—he explains that the sheep are also victims of terrorism, and that sheep cannot say that the wolves are wolves because that would compromise their role as sheep, but that guard dogs are prepared to be tough against wolves.
|
|
This power is most fully developed in Bran, but Jon and Arya see through their wolves' eyes and perhaps even direct their wolves' actions when they dream.
|
|
Wolves in the Walls adapts Neil Gaiman and Dave McKean's eponymous children's book, where a girl named Lucy becomes convinced there are wolves in her house's walls.
|
|
" Selena teased "Wolves" earlier in the week in an Instagram post with the chorus's lyrics: "I've been running through the jungle, I've been crying with the wolves.
|
|
He found that the rate of wolves preying on livestock actually goes up the more wolves in an area are killed, because it destabilizes the pack's dynamics.
|
|
Gray wolves are social, but they don't socialize with other species—especially a species known to kill, if not wolves, then at least any dog it encounters.
|
|
The reintroduction of wolves in Germany was another big issue facing farmers, Rukwied said, repeating his call that farmers should be allowed to shoot wolves if necessary.
|
|
Gray wolves were successfully reintroduced in the mid-1990s when the federal government relocated 31 wolves from Canada to Wyoming's Yellowstone country and 35 to central Idaho.
|
|
And even for gray wolves, that hasn't been easy: Some people don't want them, and others still hunt wolves outside park boundaries in Yellowstone and in Alaska.
|
|
Although one can argue that these various behaviors are innate, simply part of the genetic disposition that makes wolves wolves, most complex behavior patterns benefit from practice.
|
|
" One of the characters in "Midnighters" says that no matter who you are, you fall into one of two categories: "either wolves, or wolves in sheep's clothing.
|
|
There are only 4,000 maned wolves left in the wild, so every new arrival is celebrated, especially since it is difficult for maned wolves to breed in captivity.
|
|
Leo Leckie, a guide for Yellowstone Wolf Tracker, a group that offers to take visitors to see the wolves, keeps a family history of Yellowstone wolves on Ancestry.com.
|
|
Wildlife officials are now planning a hunting season on gray wolves for this fall, based on the court's ruling that the state's plan to manage wolves was adequate to ensure that the once-threatened species would not be imperiled again by hunting wolves near the park or those that leave it.
|
|
The Wolves used a 23-0 run to tie the score at 63-63, then Dallas went on a 12-2 run, followed by an 8-133 Wolves run.
|
|
For instance, the steady extermination of American wolves by humans, beginning in the late 1800s, may have provoked wolves desperate to find a mate to breed with coyotes instead.
|
|
Red and Eastern wolves still deserve protection despite their high level of coyote DNA, Dr. Wayne said, because they still carry the DNA of an endangered species: gray wolves.
|
|
Stymied in their efforts to kill endangered wolves, the Oregon ultimately decided in 2015 to remove the legal protections by de-listing wolves under the state Endangered Species Act.
|
|
In the first experiment, eight wolves were exposed to visitors when in the company of other wolves, but for the second experiment, nine wolf puppies had to go it alone.
|
|
"This study's findings that wolves are better at this cooperative task than dogs is very interesting, but their data does not explain why wolves are better than dogs," Lord cautioned.
|
|
Mating pairs of red wolves establish territory that prevents coyotes from making it their own, and unlike gray wolves in the west, the timid red ones do not threaten livestock.
|
|
They suggest it could be possible to put gray wolves in Olympic National Park in Washington and sending endangered red wolves, which once roamed the southeast, into Everglades National Park.
|
|
The men are members of a Wolves of Odin offshoot group—they now call themselves the Clann and the Canadian Infidels—having left the Wolves of Odin only weeks prior.
|
|
In a larger sense, the argument over wolves is a gulf of values: In bringing back wolves, one side wants to atone for the sins of the past and knit back together a wounded landscape; the other sees in wolves' proliferation a refutation of the rural way of life of the American West.
|
|
Rather, they likely have genetic variations, or alleles, that were commonly seen in red wolves, but not in the small group of captured wolves used to rescue the species from extinction.
|
|
It can smell garbage from a greater distance than the wolves can, is a better digger than the wolves, and has jaws that can crack open discarded bones and tin cans.
|
|
"When the U.S. set out to restore wolves in Yellowstone, they can't just parachute in wolves, and can't just replant a whole forest and import in everything at once," said Huttenhower.
|
|
Most people in society are harmless sheep, the theory goes; a small number are wolves that prey on the sheep; and an equally small number are sheepdogs that confront the wolves.
|
|
The single wolf's head on the Wolves badge dates back to 1979, before which the crest featured three leaping wolves which were emblazoned on the centre of the club's home shirts.
|
|
Gradually some of these wolves became less afraid of people, and they could get closer and eat more and have more puppies, which carried whatever DNA made the wolves less fearful.
|
|
Then you remember that this is how the Wolves have consistently operated under Taylor, and it snuffs out the initial pangs of compassion one might have felt for the Wolves' quandary.
|
|
"Stripping protections from wolves now would halt further recovery from places where wolves once lived and could live again," said Collette Adkins, carnivore conservation director for the Center for Biological Diversity.
|
|
Backers of the measure say bringing wolves back will restore ecological integrity to the state; however, the move is opposed by livestock groups that fear the threat the wolves could present.
|
|
Wolves ate livestock as communities were compared to the proverbial sheep in the Bible who had to defend themselves against the rapaciousness and rabidity of the outback as personified by wolves.
|
|
By conducting whole-genome sequence analysis on 28 canids—including gray wolves, red wolves, eastern wolves, coyotes, and even domestic dogs—the team found that the red wolf is about 25 percent gray wolf and 75 percent coyote, while the eastern wolf is about 50 to 75 percent gray wolf, and roughly one quarter coyote.
|
|
"Wolves are caught in a pinball game, stuck between fences and highways and they can't get around as much as wolves in wilder situations," said Mark Hebblewhite, a wildlife biologist at the University of Montana who has a long running study on wolves and elk in British Columbia and contributed data to the new paper.
|
|
Based on Neil Gaiman's children's book of the same name, Wolves in the Walls is about a girl named Lucy who's convinced there are wolves living in the walls of her house.
|
|
They couldn't catch any wolves and it sucked, until they learned the best bait for wolves (and beasts in general) which is… LOL Bryan walks in and Chuck can't finish the story.
|
|
Wolves are listed under that state's Endangered Species Act, and enjoy strong protections because California state law forbids the killing of wolves for the benefit of agricultural operations (or any other reason).
|
|
The Wolves have discussed three- and four-team blockbuster trade scenarios with other teams, including the Atlanta Hawks and Houston Rockets, in which the Wolves would receive assets to flip for Russell.
|
|
"We tested the 2006 prototype with wolves, but [the ultrasound frequency] only had a half-metre effect, and the volume probably wasn't strong enough to be disgusting for the wolves," said Dory.
|
|
Lastly, dogs are not descended from modern wolves, making direct comparisons of behavior difficult; both dogs and wolves are descended from a common ancestor that lived somewhere between 15,000 to 36,00 years ago.
|
|
Still, given that some of the wolves were as old as 24 months during the experiments, the results suggest that human-raised wolves will continue to seek contact with humans into early adulthood.
|
|
But the authors of a new study of wolves, published Wednesday, say their findings offer the first quantitative evidence that government authorization of any legal killing of wolves appears to increase illegal killing.
|
|
To that point, the experiment also revealed that wolves showed a strong preference for rewarding their pack mates compared to unfamiliar wolves, while dogs did not differentiate between friends and strangers as much.
|
|
Ten of the park's wolves wear GPS collars that beam their whereabouts as many as 48 times a day to a satellite, providing researchers with unprecedented detail on what wolves do all day.
|
|
So Noah didn't need to bring wolves, coyotes, dingoes, etc.
|
|
Wolves in the Walls premieres at Sundance later next month.
|
|
A map that features in Oculus' Wolves in the Walls.
|
|
They never seriously challenged the Wolves for an extended stretch.
|
|
So does this mean that dogs are stupider than wolves?
|
|
Howling wolves in abandoned village (Chernobyl) (Ihar Byshniou) (Credit: iStock)
|
|
The number of wolves grew and spread across the region.
|
|
Gray wolves faced a similar fate in the twentieth century.
|
|
First off, researchers agree that they evolved from ancient wolves.
|
|
Modern dogs are different from modern wolves in numerous ways.
|
|
Or what happened just last weekend when Wolves played Birmingham.
|
|
The direwolf is now leading a pack of regular wolves.
|
|
And there are no lone wolves in the global Jihad.
|
|
The others are just gray wolves mixed with coyote DNA.
|
|
Wolves are generally considered to be more social and hierarchical.
|
|
Two: they're matriarchal and they hunt in packs like wolves.
|
|
We discuss The Wolves at the Door by Judith Pearson.
|
|
But if anyone is going to survive wolves, it's Russell.
|
|
Heart wants what it wants, after treatment and now Wolves.
|
|
DW: [Clarissa Pinkola Estés'] Women Who Run With the Wolves.
|
|
We believe that immigration consultants are wolves wearing sheep's clothing.
|
|
Wolves Swish is due to be released on February 11.
|
|
Scroll down to see photos from Jesús Pastor's Wild Wolves.
|
|
Instead of wolves (their initial suspicion), they found seven puppies.
|
|
The Red Wolves' otherwise struggling offense converted on each mistake.
|
|
The Red Wolves defense held the Knights offense in check.
|
|
The same is true for wolves in the southern Rockies.
|
|
Once wolves are delisted, their management reverts to state agencies.
|
|
Wolves, rhinos and other animals are being slaughtered to extinction.
|
|
Warriors defeat Wolves, inch closer to best record OAKLAND, Calif.
|
|
Wolves can get you when you're walking down the street.
|
|
He's been "obsessed" with wolves since he was a child.
|
|
Well actually, Khloé and Kris Jenner are the lone wolves.
|
|
Democrats accused the GOP of overstating the problems with wolves.
|
|
But on Wednesday, the young Wolves eclipsed the illustrious Madridistas.
|
|
Towns and Wiggins each scored 10 points for the Wolves.
|
|
POUGHKEEPSIE "The Wolves," by Sarah DeLappe, directed by Lila Neugebauer.
|
|
"The Wolves," play by Sarah DeLappe, directed by Lila Neugebauer.
|
|
The Night Wolves hold their annual motorcycle show in Sevastopol.
|
|
It's white supremacy, misogyny & access to guns, not lone wolves.
|
|
"These wolves are being left in the lurch," he said.
|
|
But since then, the number of red wolves has decreased.
|
|
I encounter wolves howling at the moon: Sorrowful, shadowy sounds.
|
|
Then you have to factor in the Wolves' muted offseason.
|
|
The handkerchief helps you to make friends with some wolves.
|
|
" Therefore: "Coyotes, wolves, dingoes, and domestic dogs can generally interbreed.
|
|
When I looked out, three other wolves surrounded the well.
|
|
Wolves are known for their close bonds and excellent communication.
|
|
I would pull back the wolves after a few bites.
|
|
But the topic here was wolves, and that weaponized everything.
|
|
The adult wolves I met were also courteous, but remote.
|
|
But in this 2012 movie, his foe is furrier: wolves.
|
|
"Wolves are dangerous and they breed explosively," Ms. Grimm said.
|
|
Under Communism, wolves who came across the border were shot.
|
|
Sometimes Rom sees moose, otters, timber wolves or black bears.
|
|
Whenever there are wars along the border, more wolves come.
|
|
I'm only slightly exaggerating about the wolves, by the way.
|
|
Who is affected most by the reintroduction of the wolves?
|
|
"The wolves are at the front door," insisted one speaker.
|
|
Blazers beat Wolves, inch closer to playoff berth PORTLAND, Ore.
|
|
In other Arctic countries, you'll contend with bears and wolves.
|
|
Later she did the same thing for wolves, then salmon.
|
|
Gray wolves in Alaska are not protected under the ESA.
|
|
And "Raised by Wolves" begins a second season of mayhem.
|
|
"My dream come true," the "Wolves" singer captioned the photo.
|
|
The pair have to fend off wolves more than once.
|
|
These few wolves now represent the founding lineage of wild dogs recognized as red wolves in existence today, including those that are being kept in captivity and those that were reintroduced into the wild.
|
|
Over at the side stage—where experimentation is not only welcomed but expected—the howling wolves of, well, "Wolves," could be heard during Fractal Fantasy first couple Sinjin Hawke and Zora Jones' joint set.
|
|
Borrow a pack of wolves from the state zoological department, get some scent hounds from the Ministry of Defense to chase down the wolves, and then send the Borzois to follow the hounds. Convoluted?
|
|
It undermined "lethal control" — killing wolves — a major, and controversial, tool many states use to manage wolves and that some environmentalists reluctantly tolerate as the price of getting the animals back on the landscape.
|
|
Not because wolf "depredations" on cattle and sheep are numerous: Wolves remain one of the smallest causes of livestock losses according to federal data, with domestic dogs killing 28503 times more livestock than wolves.
|
|
"Ultimately all the public, and people with numerous and diverse values for wolves, will benefit from increased knowledge that we can gain from learning about wolves in the Yukon-Charley Rivers area," he said.
|
|
Wolves have long been typecast as deer and moose enthusiasts, but Gable and his team have recently shown that wolves regularly partake in what sounds like a Northwoods sampler platter. Fish. Swans. Otters. Beavers.
|
|
Manage Our Wolves Act The House is slated to vote on legislation that would delist gray wolves from endangered species lists in the 48 contiguous states and transfer their management back to the states.
|
|
At this rescue — the focus of Animal Planet's new show Wolves and Warriors — the pair cares for, rehabilitates and releases wolfdogs (wolf/dog hybrids), wolves, coyotes and foxes in need of a little extra help.
|
|
Dogs Can't Count, but Wolves Can Humans may have gained a best friend when wolves were domesticated some 19,000 years ago, but dogs seem to have lost some special cognitive abilities in the trade off.
|
|
And wolves sometimes do cause losses to ranchers: A 2015 look at wolf predation in three Rocky Mountain states said that wolves killed 967 animals — cattle, sheep, goats, llamas and horses — between 1989 and 2350.
|
|
But McIrvin, who has a well-documented antipathy to wolves and has three times had the state kill wolves for him after taking cattle losses, all but forced further confrontation by his inaction, Wielgus claimed.
|
|
Wolves perceive the world as a war of all against all and seek to create the world in which wolves thrive, which is a world without agreed-upon rules, without restraining institutions, norms and etiquette.
|
|
"Wolves" shows just how long creative ideas gestate in Mr. West.
|
|
We also do campaigns in the wilderness to protect wild wolves.
|
|
"We're looking to monitor wolves remotely by using howls," said Kershenbaum.
|
|
Just a decade ago, there were 24 wolves in the pack.
|
|
That level of transparency might have kept the wolves at bay.
|
|
Don't worry — we won't just toss you to the proverbial wolves.
|
|
He could still hear the wolves howl, even through the glass.
|
|
The Bucks ended up with Allen, and the Wolves got Marbury.
|
|
He'd say, 'I'm the one in between the wolves and sheep.
|
|
GUTFELD: Explain to them rules that wouldn&apost apply to wolves.
|
|
"They treated us as though we might be wolves," says Fahad.
|
|
About 1,700 wolves were culled in 2016, according to official data.
|
|
Farmers of grazing animals add another concern: the return of wolves.
|
|
One of them could spin up and start spawning endless wolves.
|
|
The human need to be connected applies also to lone wolves.
|
|
In reality, North Carolina's red wolves are a bit of both.
|
|
On both occasions, the wolves stare him down and turn away.
|
|
"Dire wolves lived in a wide range of environments," Dundas said.
|
|
Y.: Are these lone wolves who commit an act of terror?
|
|
The Spurs led throughout except for an 23-258.8 Wolves lead.
|
|
No one wanted to make Dances With Wolves with Kevin Costner.
|
|
Of course, Dances With Wolves went on to win Best Picture.
|
|
I had approached my foe like a fawn prancing toward wolves.
|
|
Jeff Teague added a career-high 403 assists for the Wolves.
|
|
These red wolves have been listed as endangered since the 1970s.
|
|
Wolves, beavers and bats are better at monogamy than we are.
|
|
Living out in the wild, wolves need each other to survive.
|
|
No problem, the Red Wolves would just have to try again.
|
|
As you can imagine, all of this limited wolves' mating options.
|
|
Tame the tech wolves eyeballing your lunch — before they eat it.
|
|
They're solitary creatures — no running in packs like wolves or deer.
|
|
Wolves are hardly the only wildlife threatened by the border wall.
|
|
The Red Wolves recovered the onside kick but failed to score.
|
|
"Wolves in North America are always under great stress," he added.
|
|
His family is precious, and we're just a bunch of wolves.
|
|
And it won't have gone unnoticed by terrorists and lone wolves.
|
|
These red wolves have been listed as endangered since the 85033s.
|
|
A pack of wolves and some penguins provide the best scenes.
|
|
POUGHKEEPSIE "The Wolves," play by Sarah DeLappe, directed by Lila Neugebauer.
|
|
The pack might be two wolves, but socially, they are dominant.
|
|
If more wolves enter the pack, they'll submit to those two.
|
|
Blazers top Wolves for 4th win in a row PORTLAND, Ore.
|
|
In that movie, the snow is coupled with another threat: wolves.
|
|
But the Wolves closed the half on a 9-13.83 run.
|
|
The Wolves' defense showed improvement in one area against the Suns.
|
|
I got out January 29, 2015—thrown to the wolves, basically.
|
|
For example, here is a pack of wolves hunting a buffalo.
|
|
We've heard of wolves in sheep's' clothing, but this is ridiculous.
|
|
He's also working on traveling radio show with Chances with Wolves.
|
|
"They compete, they've always done that," Aldridge said of the Wolves.
|
|
Where is Brown on solving the state's problematic approach to wolves?
|
|
Many ranchers were reluctant to collaborate in a study about wolves.
|
|
There were people running past me, silently riding wolves and stallions.
|
|
But if A Christmas Prince 2: Where Are the Fucking Wolves?
|
|
And not just the wolves but the leader of the pack.
|
|
I thought, well it is wolves, so that works fairly well.
|
|
Mike Dean also shares another tweet: "Yeezy Season #All Day #Wolves".
|
|
So it's all her fault...she sent the wolves on me.
|
|
How did her death change the landscape for wolves in America?
|
|
"He's been thrown out to the wolves early on," Hasselbeck said.
|
|
These tend to be named after animals: snails, porcupines, she-wolves.
|
|
Josh Okogie paced seven Wolves in double figures with 16 points.
|
|
The 100 or so wolves in that state have barely recovered.
|
|
Wolves were among them, mangy creatures, undisciplined, furtive in the shadows.
|
|
The Wolves outscored the Lakers 36-23 in the fourth quarter.
|
|
There are no swords to raise, no hungry wolves to slay.
|
|
By contrast, a high estimate of Europe's wolves is about 17,000.
|
|
Creating an emotional bond with the main character who is aiming to convince the world that there are "wolves in the walls" of her house really seems to be the team's major creative goal with Wolves.
|
|
"Wolves players and staff have been asked to avoid any unnecessary meetings, lunches or other public engagements, and temporarily avoid casual fan interaction such as selfies or autographs," Wolves said in a statement here on Tuesday.
|
|
Year: 1991, at the 63rd Academy AwardsWhat beat it: "Dances With Wolves"Another Scorsese masterpiece that is addictively rewatchable, and is arguably the best mafia movie ever made, lost to Kevin Costner hanging out with wolves.
|
|
"The livestock industry and trophy hunters want wolves dead, but we'll make sure the feds fulfill their obligation to restore wolves across the country," Collette Adkins, a senior attorney at the Center, said in a statement.
|
|
When federal protection was stripped from some states' populations of gray wolves, and wolf management was left to those states, wolves there became instant targets, resulting in more than 3,500 wolf killings between 2011 and January 2015.
|
|
Meanwhile, Mark is far away, trying to forget monsters by studying wolves.
|
|
Wolves, bears, lynx and boar, free of human predation, roam the woods.
|
|
It's sort of like The Hunger Games, only with fewer mutant wolves.
|
|
The howl of hungry wolves waiting for you to stumble, fall, fail.
|
|
In GOT, direwolves are large wolves beloved for protecting the Stark children.
|
|
Limbs fly, cops become wolves, and everyone drinks a little too much.
|
|
Instead of bulls and bears, the Bordeaux was often pitted against wolves.
|
|
Beasley made a career-best seven 3-pointers in his Wolves debut.
|
|
The pack suspected of killing the elks has nine wolves, he added.
|
|
How are you going to fight the lone wolves here, Senator Sanders?
|
|
They eat comfortably in the presence of people, whereas wolves do not.
|
|
"Teenage girls really like horses and wolves, as a baseline," Sotira says.
|
|
I get home and am greeted by my happy fat little wolves.
|
|
"Don't go in the forest if you're afraid of wolves," Marks said.
|
|
Beasley made a career-best seven 211-pointers in his Wolves debut.
|
|
Kokila / Penguin Random House Laura Ruby, Thirteen Doorways, Wolves Behind Them All.
|
|
Towns was examined before the Wolves traveled, and he attended the game.
|
|
She sketches them out quickly, so you can help find the wolves.
|
|
Will he fix it like he did "Wolves" at some point, though?
|
|
Syria: Wolves of the ValleySyrian rebels had a bad year in 2013.
|
|
But scientists have also documented some behavioral similarities between dogs and wolves.
|
|
But regulators managed to defang the wolves, never giving them a chance.
|
|
But hey — maybe everyone should listen to the boy who cried wolves.
|
|
The realization that the cawing of crows alerted wolves to his presence.
|
|
Not much happens, but there are some wolves so that's pretty cool.
|
|
A comparative analysis with modern wolves would seem to be in order.
|
|
Bans on hunting gave wolves the chance to recover in some regions.
|
|
The blanket protections of the act, however, offered gray wolves a lifeline.
|
|
Translation: They know Scooter won't throw Cruz to the music business wolves.
|
|
The refuge is also home to bears, caribou, wolves and other wildlife.
|
|
Wolves killed more than 1,000 farm animals in 2016, said the ministry.
|
|
"That's the difference in the game," Wolves interim coach Sam Mitchell said.
|
|
But then I saw the radio collar, which only Denali wolves wear.
|
|
Worse than the Kings, worse than the Wolves, worse than the Suns.
|
|
Other wolves and an arctic fox were also high on that list.
|
|
He also wanted to encourage other lone wolves to do the same.
|
|
That was as close as the Wolves would get down the stretch.
|
|
The sanctuary also houses foxes, porcupines, wolves, and bison — among other species.
|
|
Towns was directed by coaches and security back toward the Wolves bench.
|
|
When Europeans arrived in North America, wolves roamed much of the continent.
|
|
Wolf: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) will not protect certain wolves.
|
|
Groups opposed to delisting grey wolves from the protections criticized the decision.
|
|
But for the artist and writer Ernest Thompson Seton it was wolves.
|
|
Pressure is mounting on the Obama administration to protect endangered red wolves.
|
|
The Starks who still have their wolves are rarely seen without them.
|
|
So are bears, wolves, honey badgers and an assortment of other wildlife.
|
|
"Wolves In The Taproom" (Sierra Nevada Barrel Aged Narwhal Imperial Stout) 21.
|
|
"Dogs are descended from wolves," dog psychologist Stanley Coren told National Geographic.
|
|
Kanye West Feat Vic Mensa & Sia - Wolves (Gutta X Sliink Remix)6.
|
|
To some degree, the Wolves' enviable position has been sculpted by luck.
|
|
Their wild relatives, wolves, are long-distance hunters, tracking prey for miles.
|
|
But these are also public lands, and the wolves belong there, too.
|
|
Why did they want to test this specific moment in wolves' development?
|
|
A Wolves player had even gone down injured, crumpled in a heap.
|
|
Also, wolves took out Liam Neeson, remember, they are an underrated animal.
|
|
The program manager has compared it to wolves hunting in coordinated packs.
|
|
The shrieks were horrific as the wolves pounced on their human prey.
|
|
In the scuffle he threw them both out and to the wolves.
|
|
They were the monsters who had thrown a bride to the wolves.
|
|
Ms. Grimm has been campaigning in favor of hunting wolves since 2014.
|
|
After reunification, wolves became a "highly protected species" under European Union rules.
|
|
In the histories of Classical Greece, wolves have never gotten their due.
|
|
This was too much for the howling Brexit wolves of The Mail.
|
|
The Wolves got no closer than seven the rest of the way.
|
|
Would that reduce wolves as well, relieving pressure on the mountain caribou?
|
|
But Wolves, Sheffield United and Leicester are all far better than normal.
|
|
"House Republicans are feeding American families to the wolves on Wall Street."
|
|
Her male clients tend to get illustrations of wolves, tigers and eagles.
|
|
But animals like wolves do not respect lines drawn on a map.
|
|
Predator management, particularly of wolves in Alaska, has a long, contentious history.
|
|
The entire collection represented at least 340 smilodons and 370 dire wolves.
|
|
Wolves generally prefer pack life, and the sanctuary aims to match personalities.
|
|
The notion that wolves howl at the moon is a myth, though.
|
|
The Wolves played their first game since trading Jimmy Butler to Philadelphia.
|
|
Wolves are more widespread today than they have been since the 1800s.
|
|
The Wolves also improved to 28-216 in their past 236 games.
|
|
Wolves, tigers and zebras also figured into the vision for fall 2017.
|
|
The good news, however, is that wolves don't randomly go after people.
|
|
"Ravenous wolves," he called them in his speech to the Vatican gathering.
|
|
As he saw it, the wolves were professionals, the jackals sloppy amateurs.
|
|
Humans thrived over Neanderthals by training wolves to hunt the best prey.
|
|
Of course, he can't simply throw This Is Us to the wolves.
|
|
Three wolves appeared from the edge of the mossy, wind-whipped forest.
|
|
That's because Hold the Dark isn't a movie concerned with plot, but rather with Big Ideas: life at the edge of civilization, revenge, people who are wolves, wolves who spare people, mothers who do the unthinkable — and why.
|
|
The Profanity Peak wolves make up one of 19 wolf packs known to inhabit Washington, 15 of them in the eastern third of the state where federal Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves were lifted in 2011.
|
|
The Night Wolves, or "Nochniye Volki" in Russian, are a hyper-nationalist group whose leader, Alexander "The Surgeon" Zaldostanov, has said he would die for Putin and that "wherever the Night Wolves are, that should be considered Russia."
|
|
In one scenario, Wolves guard-forward Robert Covington would go to the Rockets, Rockets center Clint Capela would go to the Hawks, and the Hawks would send a first-round pick (via the Brooklyn Nets) to the Wolves.
|
|
Wolves seem to be better than dogs at understanding cause and effect relationships, and both wolves and dogs appear equally good at understanding the meaning behind communicative signals such as pointing, according to new research published in Scientific Reports.
|
|
Both the dogs and the wolves were able to understand the communicative cues to find the hidden food, but in the case of behavioral cues without direct eye-contact, neither the dogs or the wolves selected the correct object.
|
|
Because wolves are objectively the fucking coolest furry animals aside from Ewoks, the situation has devolved into quite the controversy, with many environmental organizations arguing that wolves are being scapegoated and murdered for the destructive byproducts of industrial activities.
|
|
Wolves and what to do with them has become a central campaign issue in three hard-fought regional elections in the former Communist East this year, where the number of wolves is highest — and the far-right is strong.
|
|
Even though wolves in Washington are so rare they are protected under the state's Endangered Species Act, special loopholes allow the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to use aerial gunning to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
|
|
For the Wolves, a successful one may be here sooner rather than later.
|
|
We come home and we are left to be thrown at the wolves.
|
|
The miss thwarted the Wolves' comeback and kept the Nuggets rolling at home.
|
|
The Canadian quartet joins an existing group of four wolves in the park.
|
|
They've laid eggs in wolves, indicating that they're adjusting to the colder temperature.
|
|
"The Wolves" is showing at The Duke on 42nd Street until December 29th
|
|
"If Daenerys threatens that, she's gonna come at her with wolves," Turner said.
|
|
Wolves are rare, and the government is under pressure to cull them further.
|
|
Wolves threaten hunting dogs, Mr Skogen says, and compete with hunters for game.
|
|
I'll give you 30 seconds to respond on the issue of lone wolves.
|
|
Deer and bison will be preyed on by grey wolves and brown bears.
|
|
There are over 200 red wolves in captive breeding programs across the country.
|
|
So-called lone wolves often are suffering from delirium — difficulty concentrating or sleeping.
|
|
" This German Shepherd can't help but howl with the wolves while watching "Zootopia.
|
|
Take the controversial reintroduction of wolves to Yellowstone National Park in the 1990s.
|
|
He's raised by wolves and stalked by a tiger bent on destroying him.
|
|
Unlike dogs, wolves have never had to lean on another species for support.
|
|
In both tests, the wolves approached visitors of all types readily and willingly.
|
|
In 2008, there was just one pack of five wolves in the state.
|
|
While Twitter's favorite Floridian was clearly thrown to the wolves, she wasn't alone.
|
|
We're left to infer that the wolves are coming for Vern and Medora.
|
|
"There is no evidence that dire wolves existed in glacial environments," Dundas said.
|
|
The Wolves got no closer than eight points the rest of the way.
|
|
Ancient cultures blamed wolves, dogs or dragons for trying to eat the sun.
|
|
"I auditioned for it five times," the "Wolves" singer, 25, recently told Billboard.
|
|
"I was thrown into the fire [and] lived with the wolves," he said.
|
|
Many species, including wolves, show no effects of radiation on their population density.
|
|
In the 1800s and early 1900s, we decimated wolves because they killed livestock.
|
|
Small forward Shabazz Muhammad led the Wolves with 5003 points off the bench.
|
|
Wolves trying to win back their group's favor will take a similar stance.
|
|
"It's been the story of our season," Wolves interim coach Sam Mitchell said.
|
|
The agency's mandate also includes protecting livestock from predators like wolves and coyotes.
|
|
"Students see us as the big, bad wolves, shutting down parties," explains Edgcumbe.
|
|
The wolves required special spandex suits and, at first, they didn't like them.
|
|
Our country's history with wolves is complicated and discouraging, to say the least.
|
|
Eduardo Araújo: A pack of wolves conspired to oust an honest, legitimate president.
|
|
"The motives of lone wolves are tough to pin down," Mr. McCants said.
|
|
The Wolves extended their advantage to 241-237 midway through the third quarter.
|
|
"I avoided making eye contact, as if my classmates were wolves," he writes.
|
|
His work there included helping reintroduce wolves into the region in the 1990s.
|
|
Other wild animals in the area include wolves, hyenas, foxes, mongooses, and jerboas.
|
|
The T-wolves saw their season-best win streak snapped at four games.
|
|
The Wolves used a 17-6 run to take an 80-79 lead.
|
|
How programs to kill wolves created a bigger problem, The Washington Post reports.
|
|
That's down from the about 85033 wild wolves who were alive in 2012.
|
|
The population has dwindled due in part to coyote hunters accidentally shooting wolves.
|
|
The question isn't who Trump has screwed over or fed to the wolves.
|
|
Minny winters are insanely grey, wolves are grey, this all makes thematic sense.
|
|
Wolves consistently performed better than dogs at working together and getting their reward.
|
|
But the Wolves also finished 27th in defensive efficiency last season, per NBA.com.
|
|
The game won't really allow people to wander off as lone-wolves anymore.
|
|
Wandering too far from camp and getting eaten by wolves, repeatedly, was not.
|
|
I absolutely love 'When Wolves Bite' by my friend [CNBC host] Scott Wapner.
|
|
But the price was high: About 1,000 wolves were killed over a decade.
|
|
The Wolves got no closer than 30 points the rest of the way.
|
|
On the other hand they may inspire humans to care more about wolves.
|
|
The paper further suggested that killing wolves may cause the increased livestock deaths.
|
|
If wolves continue to go poorly, there won't be a new medical school.
|
|
Eventually, he went to Yellowstone to work on restoring wolves to the park.
|
|
More social animals like meerkats, wolves and chimpanzees interact consistently throughout the day.
|
|
Do you think people should keep wolves or other wild animals as pets?
|
|
Among the animals they studied were wolves, cats, chimpanzees, dolphins, horses and pigeons.
|
|
He believes the hunting of wolves has made it harder to see them.
|
|
Brady Grumpelt is the man behind the Wolves of Odin's new web presence.
|
|
After another "Wolves" dry spell I decide to sign several petitions on Change.
|
|
With him by her side, she and her eagle have even hunted wolves.
|
|
Steven Turnbull, as we know him in the book, doesn't like the wolves.
|
|
Butler and a Karl-Anthony Towns extension are the Wolves' off-season priorities.
|
|
Their skills help them evade less acrobatic predators, like bears, wolves and cougars.
|
|
So it's not as if this is a hidden talent of all wolves.
|
|
"To my knowledge, nobody has tested play behavior in wolves before," she said.
|
|
T-Wolves big man Karl-Anthony Towns had 3 points and 11 rebounds.
|
|
Killing wolves is already allowed in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, eastern Washington and Oregon.
|
|
In Wyoming, there is also no law against running over wolves on snowmobiles.
|
|
And ISIS continues to inspire so-called lone wolves to carry out attacks.
|
|
Wolves were once considered vermin, for example — but as they disappeared, ecosystems changed.
|
|
When wolves were restored to places like Yellowstone, local ecosystems revived, as well.
|
|
More than that, though, Wolves must ask if it is a good thing.
|
|
"I have been thrown to the wolves," Mr. Gebrev said in an interview.
|
|
Meanwhile in Colorado, Edward said there's wide support among residents for reintroducing wolves.
|
|
A House Natural Resources Committee subpanel will discuss federal management of wolves. Sens.
|
|
Wolves have recovered little in the Great lakes and in the northern Rockies.
|
|
Yet incidents of viciousness in wolves are too few and rare to mention.
|
|
The wolves and wolfdogs eat raw meat donated by restaurants, groceries and hunters.
|
|
And male wolves participate in pup raising, while male dogs generally avoid it.
|
|
And then the wolves vanished and the German infantry was in our midst. . . .
|
|
With PMS and the Mood Swings, Daisy Glaze, Winstons and Chances With Wolves.
|
|
The Red Wolves (8-5) ended the Panthers' last two possessions with interceptions.
|
|
Dogs evolved from wolves and are therefore primed to defend what is theirs.
|
|
Myriad essays that decried wolves in pink pussy hats and "woke misogynists" followed.
|
|
"You are a pack of wolves," she asserts, now facing us head on.
|
|
Both women and wolves "have been hounded, harassed and falsely imputed," Estés writes.
|
|
He loses sleep, he grinds his teeth, he has bad dreams about wolves.
|
|
He has recorded the sound signatures of ants, insect larvae, wolves, and viruses.
|
|
The 26 dogs and 12 wolves represent a small sample size, but while more would be better, it's admittedly hard to find socialized wolves and dogs raised in packs (this study was made possible by the Wolf Science Center in Austria).
|
|
Moreover, in a study comparing the performance of our wolves and dogs in a local enhancement task, we found that, while both species primarily relied on visual information, the dogs actually used their sense of smell more than the wolves.
|
|
In August, a D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals found that the Fish and Wildlife Service erred in delisting wolves in the Great Lakes region by failing to evaluate how removing safeguards from that subgroup of wolves might affect remaining wolf populations.
|
|
Basically, wolves are wild animals, more independent, hard to control, hard to manage, and health-keeping conditions are impossible to provide in the human home, thus tame wolves kept as pets are a real danger to their environment and to themselves.
|
|
If you try to go to the website for an Alberta far-right group, you won't read the anti-immigration views "Wolves of Odin" usually spout, but you will see the dating profiles of some cartoon wolves packing serious heat.
|
|
Created by Madrid-based artist Fernando García Dory, the idea is to stop wolves from attacking a flock by equipping sheep with a collar that emits an ultrasound frequency inaudible to sheep and humans but hopefully highly unpleasant for wolves.
|
|
The landscape is crude and endless; the soundtrack, all hissing insects and howling wolves.
|
|
Bad Wolves singer Tommy Vext released a statement on O'Riordan's passing on Facebook Monday.
|
|
"I thought Jimmy closed the game out for us," Wolves guard Jamal Crawford said.
|
|
The Wolves are now 15-3 this season when in front after three quarters.
|
|
Humans and wolves have likely lived in the same region for maybe 40,000 years.
|
|
Conservation groups call it an extinction sentence that would doom the last wild wolves.
|
|
I've been crying with the wolves to get to you, to get to you
|
|
I've been running with the wolves to get to you, to get to you
|
|
The new total population of eight wolves is equally split between males and females.
|
|
Kim Kardashian is still riding the wave of starring in Kanye West's "Wolves" video.
|
|
The wolves of Wall Street have the privilege to howl at moons and Maseratis.
|
|
"In the forest we mainly have problems with wolves, lynxes, and wolverines," says Elaine.
|
|
What Trudeau is planning is a very weak version of that, without the wolves.
|
|
The team says that there's a different kind of connection going on in Wolves.
|
|
Wolves, meanwhile, interpret eye contact as a sign of hostility, according to Science Magazine.
|
|
Now, the pack's remaining nine wolves—including four cubs—are on the hit list.
|
|
The influential Bild newspaper has backed the farmers, warning that wolves could kill children.
|
|
"People have this image of dire wolves as being these massive creatures," he said.
|
|
Bad Wolves will continue on with their What's In Your Head tour through Oct.
|
|
Some scholars believe that humans came out on top because we partnered with wolves.
|
|
Set in Temperance, Wyoming, something unnatural is killing wolves, leaving only their skins behind.
|
|
Selena Gomez, Marshmello - Wolves (Live at the AMA) PART #2#SelenaxAMAs #AMAs pic.twitter.com/EchJgTxio5
|
|
When the wolves are at the door, couples stress, argue and often break up.
|
|
Ty Cockfield had 17 points on 5-of-133 shooting to lead the Wolves.
|
|
"They [the Outlander producers] were like, 'We're nixing the wolves,'" Balfe told the audience.
|
|
It lets lost souls "friend" one another and helps lone wolves find the pack.
|
|
We're talking soldiers, innocent bystanders, dire wolves, key characters, human sacrifices — you name it.
|
|
The 30-point margin of victory was the largest for the Wolves this season.
|
|
The Wolves, and Zaldostanov personally, were made subject to U.S. financial and travel restrictions.
|
|
Gordon passed out photocopied sections of books—"Julie of the Wolves," Laura Ingalls Wilder.
|
|
Nothing is more foolish than dropping a hunting gun before herds of ferocious wolves.
|
|
" Jeff Sessions, the Attorney General, has called the unaccompanied minors "wolves in sheep's clothing.
|
|
Long ago, he explains, the people who lived here dug pits to trap wolves.
|
|
Then the Wolves gave almost the entire lead back before the first quarter ended.
|
|
In "The Wolves," she wanted to put a lot of young female bodies onstage.
|
|
The only noise comes from howling wolves, falling boulders and the occasional shooting practice.
|
|
Some are well-known, like a "swarm" of bees or a "pack" of wolves.
|
|
ROBERTA SMITH 'RAISED BY WOLVES (BOOTLEG)' By Jim Goldberg; Jim Goldberg Studio; $100; jimgoldberg.
|
|
An illustration showed the Kosciuszko beset by flames, wolves, and Xena the Warrior Princess.
|
|
She pledged to make the targeting of "lone wolves" a top priority as president.
|
|
The Wolves cut it to 92-87 on Rubio's jumper with 44.9 seconds left.
|
|
The wolves cry themselves into a frenzy, a shrill, blood in the mouth wail.
|
|
You are a sheep in wolves clothing and I see right through you. pussy.
|
|
Listen to Wolves of Want below ahead of its March 11 release on Slumberland.
|
|
I feel like Mowgli because I felt like I was raised by wolves almost.
|
|
I thought I heard wolves in the distance, their voices carried on the wind.
|
|
Monday's edition of the Federal Register contains fewer protections for wolves and bus passengers.
|
|
There, Nureyev is encircled by Soviet officials, as if by a pack of wolves.
|
|
I first visited the wolves at Zoo Académie when they were 2 weeks old.
|
|
By World War II, wolves had been eliminated from most places in the country.
|
|
He advocates for a lower bar to kill wolves when they prey on livestock.
|
|
And no wolves were killed in the area in which the deterrents were used.
|
|
No one will run to make one of these wolves chase him for fun.
|
|
There were plastic and plywood hiding places for the wolves and plenty of toys.
|
|
But I also wondered whether it was right to keep wolves in this setting.
|
|
What are some more of the major similarities and differences between wolves and dogs?
|
|
What clues have scientists found that explain the key differences between wolves and dogs?
|
|
Wolves were restored to the park in the 1990s and quickly grew in number.
|
|
Critics hated "Wolves at the Door" (2016) for its portrayal of the Manson Murders.
|
|
Daughter of the Wolf Rated R for violence, child endangerment, and big, scary wolves.
|
|
Other credits include "Dances With Wolves" (1990) and "The Last of the Mohicans" (1992).
|
|
Despite performing "Wolves" live, it seems the song is no closer to coming out.
|
|
I can experience the greatness of "Wolves" in all its CDQ glory in theatres!
|
|
The same is true for Steven Sessegnon, at Fulham, and Wolves' Morgan Gibbs-White.
|
|
And yet, United, in sixth, is still 13 points ahead of seventh-place Wolves.
|
|
When the wolves received protection, much of the population was limited to northern Minnesota.
|
|
And also between those who welcome wolves — and immigrants — and those who fear them.
|
|
The Red Wolves managed just 220 yards of offense, including just 43 the ground.
|
|
The win puts the Wolves through to the quarterfinals for the first time ever.
|
|
Benign bubbles, sunbeams and kisses bounce among holes, necks on the block and wolves.
|
|
Park wolves live to be about five, double the life span outside its borders.
|
|
She was almost twice as old as most wolves here, but will be missed.
|
|
Militant, lone wolves or attackers are to be used instead of terrorist or Islamist.
|
|
It also reduced the wolves, which dispersed from the area and had fewer babies.
|
|
The Wolves star Jimmy Butler, on the other hand, started forcing off-balance shots.
|
|
Wolves are prolific breeders, biologically driven to break off and start their own packs.
|
|
How can it be sensible public policy to let the wolves guard the sheep?
|
|
During our drive up, they had eagerly read the wolves' profiles on the website.
|
|
Wolves: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) may remove protections for the red wolf.
|
|
It lost the first two games to Spurs, but then beat Wolves, 10-3.
|
|
In her fiction debut, "History of Wolves," Emily Fridlund takes precisely this guerrilla approach.
|
|
This does not happen in "History of Wolves," as promisingly as it starts out.
|
|
In "On Combat" (19193), he described society as populated by sheep, wolves, and sheepdogs.
|
|
A good regulatory environment should encourage our animal spirits, not let loose the wolves.
|
|
The stories tell how two wolves—fierce, immense— will eat the sun and moon.
|
|
Led by Haynes-Jones, Wichita State's bench outscored the Red Wolves' reserves 37-12.
|
|
That opened a door, since jackals seem to avoid areas well populated by wolves.
|
|
At the same time, he also expressed regret for writing the 1977 "Wolves" essay.
|
|
They're raised by wolves, and so they're longing to have somebody say ... I have.
|
|
Light and video installations simulate the subjectivities of of honeybees, dolphins, wolves, and tigers.
|
|
Like wolves, jaguars ramble widely, with ranges anywhere from 10 to 50 square miles.
|
|
As a former counterterrorism executive, I investigated so-called lone wolves for 28 years.
|
|
Yet there she was, standing proud, majestic, and tall, above a pack of wolves.
|
|