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Indian Park Littered with Newborn Wolf Pups Marking Steady Population Growth for Endangered Subspeci…

February 18, 2025

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The newborn pups near their den in Bankapur Wolf Sanctuary – credit Karnataka Forest Department, released.

In one of India’s few wildlife sanctuaries for gray wolves, a litter of 8 pups has inspired the conservation community working to protect one of the most endangered wolf…

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