The statement is meant to be sensational: Wolves aren't just trying to survive and feed their pups, they devour deer. Baby deer. 54,000 baby deer a year, right here in Minnesota.

The maned wolf looks like a mix of a deer, a wolf, and a fox—but it's none of them. With its long legs, unique hunting style, ...

Have you spotted a lot of baby deer recently? There's a reason why. Here's what to do if you find one.

Minnesota is home to the gray wolf, a species that has played a significant role in the state’s natural history (I mean, they named their basketball team after them). Minnesota and Alaska are the only ...

The wolves have killed so many deer between 2015-17 that they really had no choice other than to switch to more plentiful sea otters that live along the island’s shore as their primary prey species.

You might start seeing baby deer, called “fawns,’’ in wooded areas, and maybe even in your own backyard. So, what should you do if you come across a baby deer left alone?

Have you spotted a lot of baby deer recently? There's a reason why. Here's what to do if you find one.