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Re-imagining a hound and its prey: A whodunit

By Mario A. Hernando | March 12, 2011 - 12:00am

The wolf has never had a good press. In folklore, fairy tales and horror movies, it’s always the villain — bugaboo, monster, hound seeking its prey, menace to society, threat to life.

Entertainment