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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Yellowstone workers kill problem wolf that chased folks
Yellowstone National Park wildlife officials say they have killed a wolf that chased people on bicycles and motorcycles on several occasions. The action taken today against the yearling male is the first time wildlife managers have been forced to kill a wolf since the animals were reintroduced in Yellowstone in 1995-96. Previous attempts to haze it away from park facilities were unsuccessful. Wildlife managers said the wolf had lost its fear of people, showing up in the Old Faithful area frequently, and posed a safety risk to park visitors. Officials said the wolf has probably been fed by people. AP
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