Wolves are a keystone1 and umbrella2 species that help keep entire ecosystems in balance. By directly consuming prey, wolves influence not only prey numbers but also their overall health and behaviour. Wolves tend to target young, old, injured, or sick individuals, a form of selective predation that can help maintain healthier ungulate populations. This is important because healthier prey…
https://www.raincoast.org/2026/07/wolves-role-healthy-ecosystems-106741/
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