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Neka Kayda is the first cloned Red ‘Ghost’ Wolf, made possible by de-extinction science. Breeding wolves like her could help restore genetic diversity to the endangered Red Wolf. See more of her story on YouTube

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🎉 Happy 1st Birthday, Neka Kayda! 🎉 The world’s first cloned Red “Ghost” Wolf 👻🐺 is more than a birthday pup. She carries lost DNA that could help save her species. Only 270 Red Wolves remain in managed care… and she’s the comeback story we all need. 🐾💫

🎉 Happy 1st Birthday, Neka Kayda! 🎉 The world’s first cloned Red “Ghost” Wolf 👻🐺 is more than a birthday pup. She carries lost DNA that could help save her species. Only 270 Red Wolves remain in managed care… and she’s the comeback story we all need. 🐾💫

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Inside what were believed to be ordinary coyotes, scientists discovered the lost genetic diversity of the Red Wolf. These animals are now known as Red ‘Ghost’ Wolves. And thanks to the unique DNA they carry, and tools and technologies developed in the dire wolf project, we have a path forward to potentially help recover the Red Wolf population.

Inside what were believed to be ordinary coyotes, scientists discovered the lost genetic diversity of the Red Wolf. These animals are now known as Red ‘Ghost’ Wolves. And thanks to the unique DNA they carry, and tools and technologies developed in the dire wolf project, we have a path forward to potentially help recover the Red Wolf population.

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Red Wolf DNA in coyotes? Nature said ✨plot twist✨ Meet the Red ‘Ghost’ Wolf. Nearly 50 years after being declared extinct in the wild, traces of rare Red Wolf DNA were found in Gulf Coast canids. This discovery sparked bold new ideas to help save the species.

Red Wolf DNA in coyotes? Nature said ✨plot twist✨ Meet the Red ‘Ghost’ Wolf. Nearly 50 years after being declared extinct in the wild, traces of rare Red Wolf DNA were found in Gulf Coast canids. This discovery sparked bold new ideas to help save the species.

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Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾

Six Red Wolf Pups Born at Zoo Knoxville! On Earth Day, our Red Wolf pair, Buckeye (9) and Cirilla (3), welcomed six critically endangered pups into the world. These new arrivals are part of the SAFE American Red Wolf program—a collaborative effort to save the most endangered wolf species on the planet. Zoo Knoxville is proud to be part of this essential conservation work. With fewer than 20 Red Wolves in the wild and under 300 in human care, every pup counts. We’re giving the new family plenty of space, but early signs are good—Cirilla is proving to be a great mom, and the pups are growing strong. 🐾

Zoo Knoxville

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Huge win for red wolves! NC is moving forward with wildlife crossings along Highway 64, which runs straight through red wolf territory. These crossings let wolves safely pass over or under the road. Congrats to the Center for Biological Diversity and all the partners.

Huge win for red wolves! NC is moving forward with wildlife crossings along Highway 64, which runs straight through red wolf territory. These crossings let wolves safely pass over or under the road. Congrats to the Center for Biological Diversity and all the partners.

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Red Wolf Pups Are Out! The red wolf pups have made their way out of the den and into the wide open! If you catch them outside, you might see some wrestling, exploring, and pups just being wolves. Yesterday: 6 bat-eared fox kits make their debut. Today: 6 red wolf pups are out and about! It’s been a busy spring at Zoo Knoxville. Come by and check them out!

Red Wolf Pups Are Out! The red wolf pups have made their way out of the den and into the wide open! If you catch them outside, you might see some wrestling, exploring, and pups just being wolves. Yesterday: 6 bat-eared fox kits make their debut. Today: 6 red wolf pups are out and about! It’s been a busy spring at Zoo Knoxville. Come by and check them out!

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Breaking: Emperor penguins are now officially "Endangered" on the IUCN Red List. WWF says they could be on a path to extinction. Learn more:

Breaking: Emperor penguins are now officially "Endangered" on the IUCN Red List. WWF says they could be on a path to extinction. Learn more:

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More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

More sweet puppy moments! ❤️ Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

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Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. ❤️🐺 These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

Nine critically endangered red wolf pups born April 18 at our offsite facility are growing fast and thriving. ❤️🐺 These playful pups are an important part of the effort to help save one of the world’s most endangered canids.

Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium

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Since people loved the big wolf rap I would like to point out their is another big wolf rap made by “Kyle exum” on YouTube and it’s fire

Since people loved the big wolf rap I would like to point out their is another big wolf rap made by “Kyle exum” on YouTube and it’s fire

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Dire wolf de-extinction isn’t about building a theme park, or even solely about bringing back the dire wolf. At its core, this effort is a powerful engine for innovation. It drives the development of cutting-edge research and technologies that can hopefully prevent other species from disappearing. By advancing the science of de-extinction, we’re creating tools that accelerate the recovery of species already lost and protect those on the brink. That’s why we always say de-extinction is conservation. Every project we pursue is ultimately in service of a broader goal: safeguarding biodiversity and preserving the future of many species.

Dire wolf de-extinction isn’t about building a theme park, or even solely about bringing back the dire wolf. At its core, this effort is a powerful engine for innovation. It drives the development of cutting-edge research and technologies that can hopefully prevent other species from disappearing. By advancing the science of de-extinction, we’re creating tools that accelerate the recovery of species already lost and protect those on the brink. That’s why we always say de-extinction is conservation. Every project we pursue is ultimately in service of a broader goal: safeguarding biodiversity and preserving the future of many species.

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What happens when two wolves find a badger in the woods…some trail camera gold!! Moral of the story: you just don’t mess around with badgers! For a bit of context, the pair of wolves here are the Blood Moon Pack (the pack was only 2 wolves last winter). The breeding female of the Blood Moon Pack, Wolf Y5E, was killed by the Biondich Pack in late January 2025. This left the breeding male, Wolf Y1T, by himself as the Blood Moon Pack was just a breeding pair. However, Y1T found a new mate by early March or so. The first wolf in the video is his new mate who he had been traveling with for the past 1.5 months (this video was taken in mid-April 2025). The Blood Moon Pack did not produce pups in 2025 because the mating season had passed by the time Y1T found his new mate. So, the Biondich Pack effectively prevented their neighbor, the Blood Moon Pack, from reproducing. Anyway, the second wolf in the video is Wolf Y1T who walks up to give the badger a little sniff!

What happens when two wolves find a badger in the woods…some trail camera gold!! Moral of the story: you just don’t mess around with badgers! For a bit of context, the pair of wolves here are the Blood Moon Pack (the pack was only 2 wolves last winter). The breeding female of the Blood Moon Pack, Wolf Y5E, was killed by the Biondich Pack in late January 2025. This left the breeding male, Wolf Y1T, by himself as the Blood Moon Pack was just a breeding pair. However, Y1T found a new mate by early March or so. The first wolf in the video is his new mate who he had been traveling with for the past 1.5 months (this video was taken in mid-April 2025). The Blood Moon Pack did not produce pups in 2025 because the mating season had passed by the time Y1T found his new mate. So, the Biondich Pack effectively prevented their neighbor, the Blood Moon Pack, from reproducing. Anyway, the second wolf in the video is Wolf Y1T who walks up to give the badger a little sniff!

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Some beautiful footage from the dam of a remote beaver pond in early spring this year. You can hear the sounds of spring all around this pond, which we call “Capsaicin Pond” (story behind that below). But this is more than just pretty footage...the footage highlights an interesting dynamic in the wolf packs in this area...because all the wolves in the video belong to different packs but they all have a history with one another. Notably, this pond is in an area of overlap between the Half-Moon and Lightfoot Pack territories. The first wolf in the video is the new breeding male of the Half-Moon Pack (now dubbed Wolf Y15C after we collared him this spring). He and his mate kicked out Wolf V094, the longstanding breeding male of the Half-Moon Pack, in Fall 2024. And Wolf V094 just so happens to be the 2nd wolf in this video, and Wolf Y15C’s mate happens to be V094’s daughter. Small world! Wolf V094 was a lone wolf at the time this video was taken but he joined the Peatlands Pack later this past summer. But you can tell he is getting to be an old fellow. And then the last wolf on camera is the breeding female of the Lightfoot Pack (Wolf B3S). She recently became the breeding female of the Lightfoot Pack after kicking out her mother in Fall 2024. And as it turns out, her mate is the son of Wolf V094. For a few months last winter, V094 actually traveled around with this female and his son in the Lightfoot territory but then for whatever reason, moved on. Now, as for the name, let’s just say someone on our crew was out doing fieldwork near this pond a few years ago and had a little issue with their bear spray...it was a long walk out for them with some blurry eyes that were feeling the burn...

Some beautiful footage from the dam of a remote beaver pond in early spring this year. You can hear the sounds of spring all around this pond, which we call “Capsaicin Pond” (story behind that below). But this is more than just pretty footage...the footage highlights an interesting dynamic in the wolf packs in this area...because all the wolves in the video belong to different packs but they all have a history with one another. Notably, this pond is in an area of overlap between the Half-Moon and Lightfoot Pack territories. The first wolf in the video is the new breeding male of the Half-Moon Pack (now dubbed Wolf Y15C after we collared him this spring). He and his mate kicked out Wolf V094, the longstanding breeding male of the Half-Moon Pack, in Fall 2024. And Wolf V094 just so happens to be the 2nd wolf in this video, and Wolf Y15C’s mate happens to be V094’s daughter. Small world! Wolf V094 was a lone wolf at the time this video was taken but he joined the Peatlands Pack later this past summer. But you can tell he is getting to be an old fellow. And then the last wolf on camera is the breeding female of the Lightfoot Pack (Wolf B3S). She recently became the breeding female of the Lightfoot Pack after kicking out her mother in Fall 2024. And as it turns out, her mate is the son of Wolf V094. For a few months last winter, V094 actually traveled around with this female and his son in the Lightfoot territory but then for whatever reason, moved on. Now, as for the name, let’s just say someone on our crew was out doing fieldwork near this pond a few years ago and had a little issue with their bear spray...it was a long walk out for them with some blurry eyes that were feeling the burn...

Voyageurs Wolf Project

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The future is so bright, you might need to take your shades OFF for this one. De-extinction is now a reality. Meet Khaleesi—a dire wolf pup, reborn on January 31, 2025, more than 10,000 years after her species vanished. It's not #JurassicPark but this moment signals the start of a new era in biodiversity and ecological restoration. The dire wolf is back, and for Colossal, this is only the beginning.

The future is so bright, you might need to take your shades OFF for this one. De-extinction is now a reality. Meet Khaleesi—a dire wolf pup, reborn on January 31, 2025, more than 10,000 years after her species vanished. It's not #JurassicPark but this moment signals the start of a new era in biodiversity and ecological restoration. The dire wolf is back, and for Colossal, this is only the beginning.

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Neat footage of a black wolf, a fairly rare observation in our area where 98-99% of wolves are gray. We actually collared this wolf (now dubbed Wolf G11E) later in the summer, the first black wolf we ever collared on our project. As we knew when we collared him, G11E was not part of a pack but rather a lone wolf wandering around, which is pretty common for 1-2 year old males like G11E.

Neat footage of a black wolf, a fairly rare observation in our area where 98-99% of wolves are gray. We actually collared this wolf (now dubbed Wolf G11E) later in the summer, the first black wolf we ever collared on our project. As we knew when we collared him, G11E was not part of a pack but rather a lone wolf wandering around, which is pretty common for 1-2 year old males like G11E.

Voyageurs Wolf Project

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For almost 2 years now, this lone wolf has hobbled around the Voyageurs area on 3 legs. The wolf’s front left foot is permanently injured/disabled for some unknown reason. We shared a post about this wolf in 2023 and since the wolf is still around, figured we would just share an update with some footage we captured of this wolf over the past year. When wolves lose the function of a back leg, they can still move around fairly quickly because most of a wolf’s power and balance comes from their front legs where most of their bulk and muscle is. We have seen many wolves on trail cameras over the year that are limping and not putting weight on a back leg that are still moving around pretty well. However, losing the function of a front leg is much more debilitating because wolves cannot move quickly without a front leg. You can see that in this video. Nonetheless, wolves are persistent and resourceful. Clearly, this lone wolf has figured out a way to find enough food to live for several years. From what we can tell, the wolf appears to be in decent body condition too. We can only guess how this wolf would find enough food. We suspect it likely does quite a bit of scavenging (e.g., scavenging other wolves’ kills, roadkill deer, beavers that have been trapped for damming up culverts, and any number of human-created food sources). During summer, this wolf could likely catch hiding fawns and beavers, both of which would not require chasing prey down. However, we do struggle to see how this wolf would kill adult deer or older fawns during the rest of the year since it is hard to imagine the wolf chasing them down.

For almost 2 years now, this lone wolf has hobbled around the Voyageurs area on 3 legs. The wolf’s front left foot is permanently injured/disabled for some unknown reason. We shared a post about this wolf in 2023 and since the wolf is still around, figured we would just share an update with some footage we captured of this wolf over the past year. When wolves lose the function of a back leg, they can still move around fairly quickly because most of a wolf’s power and balance comes from their front legs where most of their bulk and muscle is. We have seen many wolves on trail cameras over the year that are limping and not putting weight on a back leg that are still moving around pretty well. However, losing the function of a front leg is much more debilitating because wolves cannot move quickly without a front leg. You can see that in this video. Nonetheless, wolves are persistent and resourceful. Clearly, this lone wolf has figured out a way to find enough food to live for several years. From what we can tell, the wolf appears to be in decent body condition too. We can only guess how this wolf would find enough food. We suspect it likely does quite a bit of scavenging (e.g., scavenging other wolves’ kills, roadkill deer, beavers that have been trapped for damming up culverts, and any number of human-created food sources). During summer, this wolf could likely catch hiding fawns and beavers, both of which would not require chasing prey down. However, we do struggle to see how this wolf would kill adult deer or older fawns during the rest of the year since it is hard to imagine the wolf chasing them down.

Voyageurs Wolf Project

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Congratulations to Ben Lamm and Colossal Biosciences® on announcing the successful de-extinction of the dire wolf. Wild. Two years ago, I interviewed Ben—he pushed founders to go bigger, and challenged investors to back the moonshots. It feels like the future is arriving.

Congratulations to Ben Lamm and Colossal Biosciences® on announcing the successful de-extinction of the dire wolf. Wild. Two years ago, I interviewed Ben—he pushed founders to go bigger, and challenged investors to back the moonshots. It feels like the future is arriving.

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