Yellowstone’s oldest wolf pack leaves the park, raising fears for its future

Wyoming officials say they recognize the Mollie’s Pack’s historic significance and have taken steps to address the situation, but they rebuffed requests to adjust a hunting season that’s two months away.

(Sylvia Borgonovo) Wolf 1090F, the alpha female of the Mollie’s Pack and now the firth-oldest known wolf in Yellowstone National Park history.

(Sylvia Borgonovo) Wolf 1090F, the alpha female of the Mollie’s Pack and now the firth-oldest known wolf in Yellowstone National Park history.

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