Bear and grey wolf interractions in the wild

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Bear kills wolf in grizzly attack


By Fred Langan in Toronto
12:01AM BST 28 May 2005

When a four-year old grizzly bear was put in the same five-acre enclosure as four grey wolves, each about the size of a large alsatian, at the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife in Vancouver, it was supposed to "provide wildlife with the most natural setting possible".
Rather too natural for the dozen or so tourists who watched in horror when the alpha-male wolf went nose-to-nose with the bear over a cow bone.
With a single swipe of its paw the 500lb bear took the wolf's head off.
In the wild the two species seldom meet. The three remaining wolves are now in a separate enclosure.

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