Update on Intrepid Mexican Wolf

Checked in yesterday with Brady McGee, Mexican Wolf Recovery Coordinator with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, to ask about F2754 (also called Asha by many people), the intrepid female wolf who has twice left her pack and traveled north of Interstate-40. Currently, that highway is the northern boundary of the Mexican wolf experimental population area.
#f2754 #asha #wolf #mexicanwolves #wolves

[@joannleichliter4308]

You really can't just throw two wolves of opposite sexes together and get them to mate (unlike dogs). In nature they mate for life, and they are pretty selective when choosing a mate. I have known of male and female wolves that lived together for years and never mated.

[@ghostwalk2446]

Maybe they were gay

[@joannleichliter4308]

@@ghostwalk2446 Hey, maybe. That's pretty rare among animals, though. It happens mostly when males have no available females (Sound familiar?).

[@donaldpinkney5529]

@@joannleichliter4308
😂😂

[@ghostwalk2446]

@@joannleichliter4308 Lmfao buuurn! Nicely done lol

[@ellyneilsen2865]

Love your attitude towards these beautiful animals!!

[@ToniSammons-vc9wg]

Wonderful.

[@mouseandryforever6848]

Love wolves

[@RacerX1971]

The coyotes helped lobo get in the USA😂😂😂

[@EricCarrJeetKunedo]

😂

[@JamesKonzek-xr5zy]

Check em' for fentyl!

[@caroljelly6384]

It looked like a German shepherd

[@UncleLarryB52405]

I think is this way. Wolves were around long before German Shepherds existed... SO maybe it is the other way...... GSD looks like a WOLF! LOL

[@NebulaRanger]

How?

[@DV-ol7vt]

So all of them will be very close related

[@Jim-m1t]

Maybe like the Obamas they can adopt pups.