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What Good Is the Big Bad Wolf?
Written by Linda Zajac
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Science shows how the wolf actually helps its habitat.
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Linda Zajac
Linda Zajac is an award-winning science writer. She crafts stories about cutting-edge science, technology, and biotechnology and how they’re used to save wildlife, protect the environment, and advance medicine. She's a Tassy Walden Finalist and a recipient of the PEN New England Susan P. Bloom Children's Book Discovery Award.
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