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Wolves Return to Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo

Wolves are back at Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo! After nearly a year, four endangered Mexican gray wolf brothers have arrived from California, marking a significant step in national conservation efforts. This isn't just about new animals; it's a chance to witness the recovery of a species and understand the vital role wolves play in our ecosystems. See them on the Living Northwest Trail and learn how you can help protect these incredible creatures!

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