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Argentina to return two rare maned wolves to wild

Published Wednesday, June 24, 2026 · Updated June 25

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  • Maned Wolf Conservation & Reintroduction — 1 source

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Conservationists in Argentina are preparing to release two endangered maned wolf siblings, named Sun and Moon, into Ibera National Park in July. The wolves were rescued after their mother's death and will be monitored with satellite collars post-release.

What We Know — Key Points

  • The conservation nonprofit Temaiken Foundation received the male-female maned wolf siblings named Sun and Moon in September and will release them in July in the Ibera National Park.
  • The maned wolves, Sun and Moon, are an endangered species.
  • The maned wolf siblings were rescued after their mother's death.
  • The released wolves will be tracked with satellite collars.

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  • Channel News Asia

    Conservationists in Argentina will release two endangered maned wolves, Sun and Moon, into Ibera National Park next month. The siblings were rescued after their mother's death and will be tracked with satellite collars.

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