Litter of Critically Endangered Red Wolves Born in Ohio Gives Hope for Species
On 5/17/21 at 12:59 PM EDT
Eight red wolf pups were born at Ohio s Akron Zoo on April 22. The news bodes well for the survival of the critically endangered North American canid, Doug Piekarz, the president and chief executive officer of the zoo, said in a press release. This is the definition of the Akron Zoo s mission in action, he said, adding that the institution is proud to be able to play a part in saving red wolves, in their native habitat and in zoos.
In this photo, an Akron Zoo staff member holds one of the the eight red wolf pups that were born at the zoo on April 22. Red wolves, which are native to the southeastern United States, have been described as the world s most endangered wolf.
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