Federal and state agencies are conducting a joint investigation into the recent killings of three wolves near the Agassiz National Wildlife refuge. One was hit by a snowmobile, while two wolf pups from another pack were shot. With the federal government preparing to remove Minnesota wolves from the endangered species list, such killings could further inflame the debate over how much protection is necessary for the animals. Minnesota Public Radio's Amy Radil reports from Duluth.
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