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Journal Article
Implications of a Beaver Pelt Lining the Natal Chamber of a Wolf Den
2019
Overview
During a study of Canis lupus (Gray Wolf or Wolf) ecology on Michipicoten Island, ON, Canada, we observed the pelt of a Castor canadensis (American Beaver) within the natal chamber of a Wolf den. Herein, we describe this seemingly novel observation and discuss potential implications for denning Wolves.
Publisher
Humboldt Field Research Institute,Eagle Hill Institute,Northeastern Naturalist
