Those fourteen wolves are the ancestors of every American red wolf in captivity today. At present, there are only a few hundred red wolves in captive breeding programs; a handful of them roam wild ...

The birds rely on the red wolves to scare away smaller threats, such as raccoons and other birds of prey, from their nests.

Red wolves (Canis rufus ... new red wolf ancestry to the captive population,” Shapiro tells Scientific American by e-mail. Colossal is currently working with wildlife agencies, she adds ...

Humans and wolves co-evolved, influencing each other’s development, a relationship that led to the domesticated dog. But what ...

This was the first breeding season for the American red wolf at the reserve, according to the zoo's news release. "When you consider how few red wolves remain, each birth is an achievement ...

Colossal Biosciences has successfully brought back the dire wolf, a species that disappeared from Earth approximately 13,000 ...

The aim is to bring more genetic diversity into the small population of captive red wolves ... latest effort doesn't mean dire wolves are coming back to North American grasslands any time soon.

“Colossal has achieved American Humane Society Certification ... Colossal’s two litters of red wolves include one female and three males from a total of three different cell lines.

A Texas-based genetics company says the long-extinct dire wolf is back. Dallas-based Colossal Biosciences announced that it has re-birthed the dire wolf, a canine species that previously roamed ...