The Grey Wolf has recently been removed from the Endangered Species Act, despite overwhelming evidence that the population lacks stable numbers. Once they were removed from the list, many states such as Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming renewed their efforts to hunt the Grey Wolf back to near extinction. It is not the right time to remove the Grey Wolf from the ESA, as their numbers are not stable and states are taking advantage of the lack of legislation to slaughter hundreds of wolves for sport.
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