The DNR posted some videos of a cougar on a trail cam moving through Michigan, pretty exciting as it’s the first confirmed cougar sighting in Michigan for a while

Bruh cougars haven’t been in Michigan for a really long time

I mean that’s kinda expected, wolves are a lot smaller than bears so they need less food than a bear and they live in packs while bears live alone. I’d be concerned if there were more bears than wolves

There is a mostly unknown part of Michigan, commonly referred to as "The Upper Peninsula", which for many years has held a good number of wolves. These wolves were supplied, as a courtesy of sorts, by a bunch of bureaucrats from southern MI. That was very sagacious of them to recognize the severe need for these wolves, but for some reason these same bureaucrats don't seem to want the wolves in their own peninsula.

Near Rock

When you get a big Yote it's hard to tell the difference.

We aren't covered in fur, William. We don't have pads on our feet. We don't have thick skin. We are fragile & naked. While the wild evolve to the elements to survive, we manipulate our elements to suit US.

Yep the worst kind -man