Author

Karen Connolly

Karen Connolly is a wildlife journalist in Wollongong, New South Wales, who writes for Biology Insights with a focus on wild canids. She has reported on fauna for 15 years, starting as a general assignment reporter for local suburban newspapers. Connolly received a Bachelor of Science in Wildlife Biology from the University of Tasmania and volunteers on howl surveys tracking predator recovery.

Why Wolves Are Endangered: The Primary Threats They Face
How Many Wild Dingoes Are Left in Australia?
Are Wolves Really Dangerous to Humans?
The Dingo Diet: What Do Dingoes Actually Eat?
How Much Livestock Do Wolves Actually Kill?
Do Wolves Travel in Packs? The Science of Wolf Behavior
What Does a Maned Wolf Sound Like?
How Big Is a Wolf Compared to a Dog?
Do Wolves Cannibalize? The Truth About Conspecific Consumption
Can African Wild Dogs Be Tamed or Kept as Pets?
What Is a Dingo? Australia’s Wild Canine Explained
Which Is More Dangerous: Coyotes or Wolves?
Why Are African Wild Dogs Important?
What Is the Rarest Wolf in the World?
Are There Wolves in China? Species, Habitats, and Numbers
What Is a Wild Dog Called? From Wolves to Dingoes
Do Wolves Eat Grass? And Why Do They Do It?
How Many Wolves Are Killed Each Year?
What Do Mexican Wolves Eat in the Wild?
How Big Are Wild Dogs? A Look at Their Size and Weight
Where Do Wild Dogs Sleep in the Wild?
Do Dingoes Live in Packs? The Truth About Their Social Life
Are There Wolves in Brazil? Meet the Maned Wolf
Are There Wolves in Mexico? The Status of the Mexican Gray Wolf
Why Is the Ethiopian Wolf Endangered?
What Are Maned Wolves? Facts About the Unique Canid
What Do African Wild Dogs Hunt and How?
Where Does the Ethiopian Wolf Live?
Are Jackals Canines and Part of the Dog Family?
The Wisconsin Wolf: A Story of Return and Coexistence