INTERNATIONAL FALLS. Minn. – A rare blond wolf made an unwitting camera appearance on a trail camera in Voyageurs National Park. Researchers with the University of Minnesota’s Voyageurs Wolf Project described the animal with light, creamy fur around its neck and shoulders. Never have their trail cameras seen the wolf before. They think t’s a lone wolf — not part of pack.
In Mineosta’s “Up North.” This lone blond wolf ay range over the border into Ontario.
Project profile
The Voyageurs Wolf Project seeks a better understanding of wolf behavior, specifically how wolves spend their summer. The project is sponsored by the University of Minnesota. The organization posts its discoveries online,