The longest-running predator study in the world is running out of wolves

The Verge
By Lizzie PlaugicApr 18, 2015, 10:36 am539 ptsHot
A 57-year predator study will likely be forced to shift directions as early as next year because the wolf population it studies is nearly extinct. Since 1958, scientists have tracked the ebbing wolf population on Michigan's Isle Royale, an island in Lake Superior. Now the study is down to only three predators,…

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