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First they found his mate — and she led them straight to all their babies 😭 Lexi, a wildlife rescuer, told us how they were able to locate the male wolf’s entire family — and how beautiful their reunion was 💞 Support Lexi and All Hearts Foundation SA by visiting: thedo.do/allheartsdonate. See more beautiful wildlife rescues on Instagram: thedo.do/allheartsfoundation and TikTok: thedo.do/Allheartsfoundation. | The Dodo
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First they found his mate — and she led them straight to all their babies 😭 Lexi, a wildlife rescuer, told us how they were able to locate the male wolf’s entire family — and how beautiful their reunion was 💞 Support Lexi and All Hearts Foundation SA by visiting: thedo.do/allheartsdonate. See more beautiful wildlife rescues on Instagram: thedo.do/allheartsfoundation and TikTok: thedo.do/Allheartsfoundation. | The Dodo
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Time and distance mean nothing to a wolf pack 🐺❄️ Wolves have one of the most complex social structures in the animal kingdom. Once you are part of the "Pack," you are family for life. Even after years of separation, this wolf recognizes the scent, voice, and silhouette of the man who raised him. The whimpering sounds you hear are "submission and greeting" vocalizations—he is literally crying with happiness. Send this to someone you miss right now. ↗️ #Wholesome ​#WolfReunion #UnconditionalLove
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Time and distance mean nothing to a wolf pack 🐺❄️ Wolves have one of the most complex social structures in the animal kingdom. Once you are part of the "Pack," you are family for life. Even after years of separation, this wolf recognizes the scent, voice, and silhouette of the man who raised him. The whimpering sounds you hear are "submission and greeting" vocalizations—he is literally crying with happiness. Send this to someone you miss right now. ↗️ #Wholesome ​#WolfReunion #UnconditionalLove
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A wolf was caught on camera displaying behavior never seen before in wild canids, members of the dog family, as it appeared to use tools to gather food. The animal was observed in the Indigenous Haíɫzaqv Nation Territory on the central coast of British Columbia swimming out to a buoy marker, dragging it back to land and then reeling in an attached crab trap and eating the contents. | The Independent
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A wolf was caught on camera displaying behavior never seen before in wild canids, members of the dog family, as it appeared to use tools to gather food. The animal was observed in the Indigenous Haíɫzaqv Nation Territory on the central coast of British Columbia swimming out to a buoy marker, dragging it back to land and then reeling in an attached crab trap and eating the contents. | The Independent
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