Yellowstone park had no wolves for a long time and the large elk population kept all young alder and aspin trees grazed to extinction. There were no young (alder & aspin) trees in the park. Wolves were introduced in the 70's and now there are large groves of young trees - this is due to a dramatic decrease in the elk population - due to predations by wolves.
Wolves usually represent American wilderness, or mystery, or even a teacher or a pathfinder.
An accurate interpretation of this dream would depend on more information about what happened in the dream as well as on the dreamer's perception of wolves. In general, wolves are very popular as a New Age symbol for natural power, wilderness, freedom, and loyalty to one's "pack" or family.
Yes, wolves do live in Idaho. The state is home to a healthy population of gray wolves, particularly in areas like the Sawtooth Wilderness and the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness. Wolves were reintroduced to the region in the mid-1990s, and their numbers have since increased, contributing to the state's ecosystem.
Wolves like to be in the wilderness, but a wolf pack has been seen in Las Vegas and Bangkok
Wolves typically do not attack tents when camping in the wilderness. Wolves are generally shy and avoid human contact. However, it is important to take precautions such as properly storing food and keeping a clean campsite to minimize any potential risks.
Star Wolves happened in 2004.
The protagonist in the book "Hatchet" encounters a species of wolves known as timber wolves in the wilderness. These wolves play a significant role in the character's survival and adventures in the story.
Wolves in Mississippi are almost completely extinct, before colonialism most wolves in Mississippi were red wolves but now they are almost all gone. Most red wolves currently are in Texas and Louisiana. It's a shame but most wolves you hear about in Mississippi are simply coyotes.
*Wolves*Just like other wolves, except when the Ice Age happened, the wolves were somehowseparated(questionable/debatable)
Yes, surprisingly, moose almost always beat wolves in a fight.
Urine from a male wolf, or human, repels wolves. While camping in the wilderness where they is a chance wolves could be lurking, a human male can urinate a circle around the camp to repel wolves. This won't work for females because the lack of testosterone in her body.
Wolves hunting territory is open wilderness populated by migrating game. When the wilderness is broken up into fenced fields the fences keep animals form migrating across it, displace the natural animals with farm animals and stop the wolves hunting their natural prey. They will therefore turn to eating the farmers animals and the farmer will shoot them to stop this predation. Wilderness should be preserved and mankind should be kept form encroaching onto more of it. There are too many people and too few wild animals/areas.