18K views · 6.5K reactions | Our wolf pack spreading cheer through some caroling!  Wolves communicate visually in sophisticated ways, using body posture, facial expressions and tail positions. Audible communication is the howl, which bonds the pack, helps them reassemble and is sometimes just for play.  : 9-year-old Darci the gray wolf with siblings Canagan and Tala howling in the background from keeper Haley | Northwest Trek Wildlife Park | Facebook

617K views · 9.4K reactions | Listen to some of this wolf pup’s first...

Unexpected Tent Guest: A Wolf Pup! A sleeping camper gets a surprise visit from a wolf pup, soon joined by its parent. A touching wildlife moment! #fblifestyle #AI Generated using Kling AI . . . (For entertainment purposes only. Consult professionals if guidance on activities is presented. No brand affiliation is implied if any are shown. If inspired by true events, creative adaptations may be included. Content may include public footage.) | Fabiosa Daily

Red Wolf Oak's pup spotted howling for the first time yesterday! These tiny howls may be small, but they represent something big: the next generation of red wolves finding their voices. Every milestone like this is a step forward for this critically endangered species. *Disclaimer: The pup on the left is just sleeping. Wolf pups sleep an average of 15-18 hours a day.😴 #SaveRedWolves #WolfConservationCenter | Wolf Conservation Center