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This month we're bringing you two of our favorite episodes.

Two stories about the same family of wolves in Yellowstone. One is a crime story and the other is a love story.

For the love story, check out episode 72 of our other show. This is love. We've got a link in the show notes. Here's the crime story.

In April of 1995, a man named Mike Phillips was in a small airplane flying over Yellowstone National Park.

He was the leader of the Yellowstone Wolf Project, and he was looking for two wolves that had decided to head north.

They were identified by numbers 9 and 10.

Wolf 9 was big, with black fur that people said looked gray in certain light.

10 was her mate.

10 was absolutely enormous, 122 pounds, white with gigantic paws.

Rader Thomas McNamee says Wolf 10 was the very definition of an alpha male.

When you go into a gift shop and you buy a stuffed wolf, he looked like one of those.

Nine and ten more research collars that transmitted signals.

Wildlife biologists use these to track the wolves when they started heading north.

They track them the first day,

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