Wolf

The USDA and DNR have had to trap eight wolves in Northern Minnesota recently because of pets being taken. Pet owners should be on alert and keep their pets close for the time being.

When asked about his "pet" the man smiled and said, "Yep. 100% pure coyote." The coyote was reportedly playing quite well with other dogs who were doing more sniffing than usual....they were curious.

Wolf pups start to howl when they are just three weeks old. This little guy was caught on a trail camera trying to howl to his pack.

What a sight to see! A large wolf pack was caught on camera crossing a frozen beaver pond in Northern Minnesota, and they look healthy.

Minnesota is a beautiful state, with a lot of majestic animals in the wilderness. Whether you are a lifelong resident, recently moved here, or are a tourist, here are some of the animals you should try to see in Minnesota.

A woman took a picture of this animal and asked online if it was a wolf or a coyote. People argued about what it could be. Here's what the DNR says.

Literally, follow along with a lone wolf in Northern Minnesota for the day as he in search of food and a place to sleep.

A group of snowmobiles encountered a wolf on a trail in Northern Minnesota. It was displaying very abnormal behavior and people should be on the look out.

The Voyageurs Wolf Project has released another video from their trail cameras that caught a den of 5 adorable wold pups who were peeking out of a den in the base of an ancient cedar tree. Thankfully these pups have a warm shelter in place to huddle together...

A pack of almost all Black wolves were caught on camera walking on a trail in Northern Minnesota, which happens to be an extremely rare occurrence.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has been ordered by a judge to implement a wolf hunt beginning this month in the state.

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources has recently made this year's wolf monitoring report available to the public.