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Arsenal squander 2-0 lead as Wolves rally to 2-2 draw, title lead shrinks
sports6 days ago

Arsenal squander 2-0 lead as Wolves rally to 2-2 draw, title lead shrinks

Arsenal led 2-0 through Bukayo Saka and Piero Hincapie, but Wolves fought back with Hugo Bueno’s curler (61') and Tom Edozie’s stoppage-time equaliser deflected in by Riccardo Calafiori, earning a 2-2 draw. The result tightens Arsenal’s Premier League advantage over Manchester City to five points with a game in hand, while Wolves stay bottom and flirt with Derby County’s record-low points.

Arsenal's title bid hits a nervy snag after late Wolves leveller
sports7 days ago

Arsenal's title bid hits a nervy snag after late Wolves leveller

Arsenal blew a 2-0 lead and were held to a dramatic 2-2 draw by bottom-side Wolves, raising fresh questions about their mental toughness in the title race. With City narrowing the gap, the result sharpens the pressure on Arteta’s team ahead of crucial London derbies, as a stoppage-time own goal by Tom Edozie salvaged a point for Wolves and prompted warnings that Arsenal must improve their decision-making and performance when leading.

Arteta urges focus and resilience after Wolves draw ahead of Spurs showdown
sports7 days ago

Arteta urges focus and resilience after Wolves draw ahead of Spurs showdown

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta admitted the 2-2 draw with Wolves was a disappointment and took responsibility for a second-half performance that didn’t match top-level standards. He said the team must swallow the frustration, respond to criticism, and channel the emotions into a stronger showing when they face Tottenham in the north London derby, stressing that the next action on Sunday is what matters.

Chelsea Seek Rebound as Wolves Host in Premier League
sports18 days ago

Chelsea Seek Rebound as Wolves Host in Premier League

Chelsea travel to Molineux to rebound from a recent defeat against a winless Wolves side. Pedro Neto is fit and starts for Wolves; Reece James is out for Chelsea. Chelsea’s Palmer starts and Estêvão is on the bench, with Mamadou Sarr among substitutes. Chelsea line up in a 4-2-3-1 with Sánchez in goal; kickoff is 15:00 GMT on February 7, 2026, at Molineux, refereed by Jarred Gillett. TV coverage is regionally limited, with Peacock streaming in the US and JioHotstar in India (no UK/USA TV listed).

Wolves Return, Cougars Pivot to Deer in Yellowstone
science20 days ago

Wolves Return, Cougars Pivot to Deer in Yellowstone

Six years of remote cameras and kill data from Yellowstone show that after wolves were reintroduced, cougars avoid wolf‑kill zones and favor deer, aided by terrain that allows escape. The elk portion of cougar diets fell from about 80% (1998–2005) to 52% (2016–2024) while deer rose from 15% to 42%; younger, smaller females hunt more deer, older and larger males still tackle elk. The findings highlight how two top predators can reshuffle prey choices and stress the importance of prey diversity for coexistence, with implications for wildlife management where wolves and cougars coexist.

Yellowstone Predators Coexist Through Strategy, Not Showdowns
science20 days ago

Yellowstone Predators Coexist Through Strategy, Not Showdowns

A nine-year GPS-based study in Yellowstone shows wolves and cougars coexist mainly through avoidance and shifts in prey, rather than direct confrontations: wolves often take over prey carcasses that cougars have killed, while cougars switch to smaller prey and use escape terrain to minimize encounters. Diets shifted over time (wolves increasing bison and deer, elk share dropping; cougars moving from elk to deer), and cougar deaths occurred primarily when escape terrain was unavailable. Wolves suffered deaths mostly from natural causes or human actions, with no cougar-caused fatalities recorded. The findings suggest coexistence hinges on behavior and landscape, not dominance, informing wildlife management as these predators recolonize the region.

Wolf Pup’s Meal Preserves Woolly Rhino DNA, Illuminating a Swift Extinction
science1 month ago

Wolf Pup’s Meal Preserves Woolly Rhino DNA, Illuminating a Swift Extinction

A genomic analysis recovered woolly rhino DNA from the stomach of a mummified ice-age wolf pup dating to about 14,400 years ago in Russia, offering a rare direct glimpse into the species’ gene pool as it was near extinction. The study suggests the woolly rhino’s final decline occurred rapidly after a population collapse likely linked to climate warming, and the sample was initially mistaken for belonging to a cave lion.

Wolf-Dogs in the UK: Legal Hurdles and Welfare Risks
science1 month ago

Wolf-Dogs in the UK: Legal Hurdles and Welfare Risks

Three Preston dogs were confirmed as wolf-dogs (about 49% grey wolf and 51% Czechoslovakian wolfdog) and are now at Wolves of Wiltshire; UK ownership hinges on generation distance from a wolf, with first/second generations requiring a license and many breeders controversial. Wolf-dogs are challenging, needing space, experienced handlers, and wolf-like instincts, making them unsuitable as pets, unlike domestic dogs which descended from an extinct wolf lineage.

Coyote Behavior and Its Impact on Moose and Beavers
environment2 months ago

Coyote Behavior and Its Impact on Moose and Beavers

The article explores whether coyotes can replace wolves in eastern North America, concluding that while coyotes share some ecological roles with wolves, they cannot fully substitute for them, especially in controlling large herbivores like moose and beavers. Human activity has led to wolf decline, and coyotes have expanded into their range, but differences in diet and predation mean they perform different ecological functions. Complete ecosystem restoration to pre-human conditions is unlikely, but understanding these dynamics helps manage wildlife populations.