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wolf

[woolf] / wʊlf /


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The same year Bonham took the reins of the agency, the first gray wolf the state had hosted in nearly a century wandered in from Oregon.

From Los Angeles Times

They are more lambs than wolves at the moment and to have only picked up two points from 18 games is absolutely pathetic.

From BBC

Researchers have uncovered ancient wolf remains on a small, isolated island in the Baltic Sea, a location the animals could not have reached without human help.

From Science Daily

He seemed to her as a "wild wolf".

From BBC

The real problem emerges when it comes to deciding how to do that - with some more radical-sounding approaches pioneered overseas, including reintroducing wolves to the landscape.

From BBC