A USFWS necropsy of a wolf found dead in Larimer County in April found puncture wounds that match a typical lion attack

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has a policy of not releasing wolf collar numbers to enhance animal safety but made an exception in this case.

In a twist of fate, the hotly contested reintroduction of wolves in Colorado leads to one being killed by another hotly contested predator: a

The reintroduced Colorado wolf found dead last month in Larimer County likely died after being attacked by a mountain lion, according to a necropsy conducted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.