A wolf at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY. Wolves howl to find a mate, as a rallying call to gather their family, to advertise their territory, as a defensive strategy and as “social glue.”
A wolf at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, NY. Wolves howl to find a mate, as a rallying call to gather their family, to advertise their territory, as a defensive strategy and as “social glue.” ( Meryl Phair)

To show coexistence is possible, campers and wild wolves spend the night side by side under the stars

Sleeping with wolves: a suburban adventure
18 Aug 2022 | 08:51
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As thirty-plus wolves howl outside my tent, I reassure myself as a vegetarian I will likely be the last meal choice. The howling started off as a single siren-like sound that cut through the nighttime whirs, cracks, and hums of the late July woods of South Salem, New York, then swelled into a cacophony...

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