Thunder the Husky Dad

@thundergrey.bsky.social

🌸Parent of 5 spoiled hooskies 🐺 Memoriam Spitzer-Balto-Krystal-Magic-Shadow-Skyla-Molotov. He/Him Therian, Rescue Husky Dad, Gamer, Collector, Coffee lover. WoW/MMORPG player! LGBTQ+ Safe 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️.🌸

New research says wolves may help blueberries spread and sprout more successfully in northern Minnesota.🫐By growing seeds from wolf scat and wild blueberries, researchers found wolf-digested seeds germinated 22-27% faster than seeds that had not passed through a wolf. 🔗 https://ow.ly/yKoV50ZHVlY

Wolves help blueberries grow in northern Minnesota, study finds

New research from Voyageurs Wolf Project says wolves may help blueberries spread and sprout more successfully in northern Minnesota.

ow.ly

while walking my dog this morning I saw an older woman pushing a stroller that held an elderly dog instead of a baby and I felt, with absolute certainty, that was going to be me one day. this is my future

🚨The U.S. Fish and Wildlife has recently authorized the removal of two highly-imperiled Mexican gray wolves from grazing allotments that experience habitual conflict. One of the orders recommends translocation to Mexico and the other order permits lethal removal. (1/2) Read more: bit.ly/4wZARIh

Mexican Gray Wolves Being Moved and Killed for Problem Grazing Operations

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife has recently authorized the removal of two highly-imperiled Mexican gray wolves from grazing allotments that experience habitual conflict.

nywolf.org

There is no reason to kill wolves. Wolves are not a threat to human safety, and killing them is not a necessary solution to livestock conflict. In fact, non-lethal methods can be more effective at preventing conflict. Enough is enough. It’s time to end wolf hunting. (2/2)