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DescriptionYellowstone-wolf-17120.jpg | Collared wolf from the Druid pack, Yellowstone National Park |
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Source | NPS (http://www.nps.gov/archive/yell/slidefile/mammals/wolf/Page-14.htm) |
Author | Doug Smith |
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NPS Photo by Doug Smith
Collared wolf from the Druid pack; Doug Smith; 2000
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