These US States Have Wild Wolves

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"Alaska" Home to the largest population of wild wolves in the United States, thriving in vast wilderness areas.

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"Minnesota" Known for its robust gray wolf population, especially in the northern forests.

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"Wyoming" Wolves roam in and around Yellowstone National Park, contributing to the park's ecosystem.

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"Montana" Wild wolves can be found in the mountainous regions and national parks.

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"Idaho" Wolves have made a significant comeback, particularly in the central and northern regions.

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"Wisconsin" A healthy wolf population exists in the northern parts of the state, primarily in forested areas.

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"Michigan" Particularly in the Upper Peninsula, wild wolves have established stable populations.

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"Washington" Wild wolves have been gradually increasing in number, particularly in the northeastern part of the state.

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