Wolves of Douglas County WI Films
Our films will make the viewer stop and think about how the human race is impacting wildlife, specifically gray wolves.
Wildlife Biologist Dan Stahler and Wildlife Research Associate Kira Cassidy as they highlight scientific discoveries learned over the last 25 years. #25YearsOfWolves https://www.facebook.com/YellowstoneNPS/videos/2957179017637306/
The following account is from Kira Cassidy a research associate with the Yellowstone Wolf Project. We called him Triangle, for the shape of the white blaze on his chest. Born into the last litter of the Druid Peak pack—he was smaller than his brothers, and even one of his sisters. One cold morning in 2009 …
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The following account is from Kira Cassidy a research associate with the Yellowstone Wolf Project. We called him Triangle, for the shape of the white blaze on his chest. Born into the last litter of the Druid Peak pack—he was smaller than his brothers, and even one of his sisters. One cold morning in 2009 …
Continue reading "Gray wolves support each other in times of danger: Triangle saves his sister."
https://youtu.be/Y5M7e0PWFtk Aging in the wild: lessons from animals about the value of growing old - Â Kira Cassidy - TEDxBozeman What do wolves and societal attitudes toward elderly humans have in common? Kira Cassidy relates her research on Yellowstone wolves with other wildlife studies focused on understanding the value of older individuals in group-living species. Cassidy …