There are now about 250 Mexican wolves back in the wild, but a lack of genetic diversity makes rehoming pups from captivity necessary.
— The race to save an endangered species took five newborn Mexican wolf pups on a nearly 2,500-mile journey from captivity in New York to the wild in New Mexico.
"They are doing better and improving," Dicks said."But that's a fine line. Disease comes through, something happens, they could be lost." Wildlife officials estimate that about 100 cattle are lost annually to Mexican wolves. Marks opposed releasing them into the nearby Apache National Forest, but also knows her new neighbors are here to stay.
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