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Coyote that attacked musician Taylor Mitchell tests negative for rabies  LA Times
Perhaps then, since it wasn’t disease, habituation is a bigger problem than first thought.  Perhaps politically correct iconization of animal by predator activists needs to take one on the chops for this girls death?  Maybe the death of this young woman can be more closely tied [...]

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by Steven Falkenhagen - Apr. 23, 2009 05:41 PM
Cronkite News Service
An increase in Arizonans living near and recreating in wilderness areas has contributed to a high number of rabies cases in Arizona, a state health official told lawmakers Thursday.
So far this year, the Arizona Department of Health Services has confirmed rabies in 99 animals, [...]

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AP NewsBreak:
By JOHN FLESHER | AP Environmental Writer
4:26 PM CDT, April 2, 2009

The gray wolves of Isle Royale National Park are suffering from backbone malformations caused by genetic inbreeding, posing yet another challenge to their prospects for long-term survival, wildlife biologists said Thursday.
Although confirmed only recently, the problem apparently has been festering for [...]

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rough translation
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Lausitz/Russland- We had promised our readers always on topic dranzubleiben Wolfe.
Schlieblich live in the Lusatia at least 40-50 animals and Keener abschlieBend can say how dangerous the wolf really are.
So the news from the Urals region so alarming. For the second time this year [...]

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For immediate release 2-6-09
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The US Fish and Wildlife Service and cooperating agencies working on the Mexican wolf reintroduction have just released their yearly wolf count report.   Wolf numbers in 2008 haven’t changed significantly in the past year.  
Agency personnel failed to find suspected newly formed packs that they had evidence of in [...]

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