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Wolves preying on beavers in Minnesota reshape wetlands

by Christina Larson
| November 13, 2020 11:30 AM

WASHINGTON (AP) — One spring afternoon in 2015, biologist Thomas Gable followed signals from a gray wolf’s GPS tracking collar to a small stream in Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park. There he found a large canine paw print in the mud and tufts of wolf and beaver fur caught in low bramble.

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