Wolves, bears are wary rivals as they compete for food
A wolf in Yellowstone National Park follows a grizzly bear in early spring 2005. New research from the University of Montana shows that wolves reduce their kill rates in spring when grizzlies pressure them for their prey. (Doug Smith/National Park Service via AP)
MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Sharing a meal with a greedy tablemate makes for fraught relations, especially when there are claws and fangs involved....
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