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The bears briefly gained worldwide notoriety after a grey wolf was introduced to their habitat in 2005 and was killed by one of them while trying to steal a bone. Grinder cooling off at Grouse Mountain’s Refuge for Endangered Wildlife. NICK PROCAYLO/PNG Photo by NICK PROCAYLO /PNG
Grinder, despite being the smaller of the two, will probably be the one who blows out the candles on the birthday cake. He is the alpha in the relationship he’s the extrovert and is always the one to try something first, including emerging from hibernation.
In fact, Macquisten jokes that he offers 1,000-to-1 odds against Coola emerging first from the snow, and no one has taken up the bet, not even for a loony.
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Photograph By Spirit Way Matt Paproski is an independent wildlife filmmaker based in Drumheller, Alberta with a passion for animals including his two wolves he rescued from a game-hunting farm. He has raised them as pups and works with them as movie actor wolves in the film industry and for educational purposes. His company, Starland Studios, has produced and distributes a TV series, Wildlife Wranglers, and film, Cougar Crossings. His wildlife films not only require government permits to house and travel with his animals, but demand special animal care procedures to ensure safety for all concerned and the utmost diligence and respect for his treasured animals.