Environment
New Link Between Return of Yellowstone's Wolves and the Success of its Grizzlies Identified
In testimony of the delicate balances that combine to form an ecosystem, a new study shows how the return of the wolf to Yellowstone National Park has led to a resurgence of a key portion of grizzly bears' diet: berries.
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