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The newfound wolf was thought to be trapped and hunted to extinction, but new evidence shows that the caribou population declined from 125,000 to around 5000 after the Europeans arrived in America, so their numbers declined rapidly and the rest died of old age and disease since reproduction rate for them were low.
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When did Newfoundland expedition happen?
Newfoundland expedition happened on 1796-08-28.
Why is the Newfoundland Timber wolf extinct?
as rare is this question is this answer is even more rare.... ill start off to say early settlers say them as such a threat that it was orderd that all wolves on the island of Newfoundland to be killed!! my grand father was a trapper on the west coast of Newfoundland and killed the last recorded timber wolf in Newfoundland..... francis webb
What important thing happened in Newfoundland?
i was born
Canis lupus beothucus is an extinct white wolf from what North American island?
Newfoundland
What happened in 1949?
Newfoundland came and joined Canada
What are the different species of wolves?
The ones I can think of offhand: - Timber Wolf - Arctic Wolf - Greenland Wolf - Great Plains Wolf - British Columbian Wolf - Hudson Bay Wolf - Mexican Wolf - Newfoundland Wolf - Alaskan Tundra Wolf
What famously happened in the waters off Newfoundland?
Donald the duck
When did Bloody Wolf happen?
Bloody Wolf happened in 1988.
When did Wolf Fang happen?
Wolf Fang happened in 1997.
When did Operation Wolf happen?
Operation Wolf happened in 1987.
What happened in 1000 CE?
First European settlement: Vikings in Newfoundland
What are the four biggest dog breeds?
Irish wolf hound Newfoundland great dane bernese mountain dog
