Death of an Unknown Montana Furry…
A rancher recently shot and killed an unknown wolf-like animal on his property near the town of Denton, Montana. The animal was a young canid female, although it did not fit the profile of either a wolf or a domestic dog. The presently unidentified canine differs from a wolf in having longer claws, shorter canine teeth, large ears, short legs, and unusual fur.
No, it’s not a dire wolf! Some animal experts have suggested that the creature could be a wolf-dog hybrid. The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department has sent DNA samples out for testing at an Oregon Lab, but it could be weeks to months before the results come back…
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May 28, 2018 at 2:46 am
Personally, the way the corpse is laid out in the photo, it looks more like a half-starved grizzly bear. Wouldn’t it be something if it turned out to be the first grizzly/black bear hybrid to occur in the wild! I mean, there was a time when it was considered next-to-impossible for polar bears to ever mate with Alaskan grizzlies.
But, that time ended when some Inuit hunter bagged one such “pizzly” (aka “grolar”) bear in the sub-Arctic wilds of Canada.
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May 28, 2018 at 5:36 pm
Probably, for a polar bear to mate with an Alaskan grizzly, they’d have to buy the grizzly a nice dinner and take them to a movie first…
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May 28, 2018 at 8:06 pm
That sure would “seal” the deal. 😉
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May 28, 2018 at 2:51 am
My bad! That unusual trophy animal was bagged by a Native Alaskan. I double-checked your article on “yeti bears” from five years earlier to be sure.
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May 28, 2018 at 5:32 pm
I’ve been doing this blog for at least five years, then…man, I gotta get a life, but I prefer my alternative reality!
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