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Wolf stealing underwater crab traps caught on camera for the first time — signalling 'new dimension' in their behavior
A video has revealed never-before-seen behaviors in wolves that could mark the first case of tool use in a wild member of the ...
No one has a solid estimate of how many abandoned and lost crab traps litter Texas bays. But anyone spending time on the bays knows the number is staggering, and their impact on boaters, crabbers and ...
A wild coastal wolf was recently caught on video using a crab trap in a manner that resembled how a person or primate would ...
A wolf filmed hauling up crab traps in British Columbia may show tool use, surprising researchers and revealing rare coastal ...
A female wolf was recorded swimming out and dragging the buoy attached to a trap to shore. She then pulled in the line attached to the trap. With the trap on shore, she chewed through its netting to ...
Crab trap floats found on beaches can be identified by their markings. Float colors and numbering formats can sometimes indicate their origin. Beachcombers walking along the Texas coast often find ...
A wild wolf in British Columbia was recorded pulling a crab trap out of the ocean, potentially marking the first time the species was observed using tools.
When a wild wolf encounters a potential meal, its instinct is usually to pounce -- but researchers in western Canada have recorded at least one wolf taking a strikingly different approach. The ...
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