Endangered Animals´ survival

During the times when colonists first came to America, the colonists reconized this animal as a danger to their livestock, and also believed they were demonic. They hunted them off, nearly to extinction. Their fur was in high demand, as well. Finally, laws were passed to stop the mass killing of wolves. The only remaining state in the contigious part of the United States which still has a population of wild grey wolves is Minnesota.

Some want to keep the in endangered list because they don´t see state lines and there sre still some states allow limited haunting, but it is hunting. Wyoming law allows the unregulated hunting of wolves throughout most of the state if they are taken off the endangered list. So while the federal government delisted wolves in Montana and Idaho last year after those states agreed to management plans that included controlled wolf hunts, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) kept Wyoming wolves on the endangered list