Endangered species
Red Wolf
The Red Wolf is the world’s most endangered member of the Canine family.Native to the United States, Red Wolves (Canis rufus) have a tawny, reddish coat, and they are intermediate in size between grey wolves and coyotes.
Which is logical, as these two species interbred in the past to produce the red wolves’ ancestors. Nevertheless, recent research shows that red wolves are a unique species.
There are only an estimated 35 or fewer wild red wolves.
Like other wolves, these animals were hunted and persecuted on a massive scale in the 19th and early 20th century.
By the 1960s, only a small population remained in southwestern Louisiana and eastern Texas.
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