16 Mexican wolf pups introduced to New Mexico, Arizona wild populations

NEW MEXICO (KRQE) – 16 Mexican wolf pups have been successfully fostered into the wild population in New Mexico. The pups came from four captive facilities across the country and were placed into wild dens in eastern Arizona and western New Mexico.‘They’re flying all over my face’: Miller moths invade AlbuquerqueThe Mexican Wolf Interagency Field Team selectively breeds pups to produce genetically diverse pups that are then transported to the wild and put in den