When fall arrives, the leaves change color, and the exhibit fills with vibrant hues. Ambassador wolves grow in their thick winter coats, and activity begins to increase as the temperatures start to drop. Hormones associated with breeding season will start to be produced in the fall, resulting in an increase in ritualized dominance interactions around this time of year. Fall is also a great time for us to conduct any necessary forest management tasks. With a more open forest and minimal snow on t

As fall begins, wolves start growing in their thick winter coats. 🐺 Their summer fur is short and sleek to keep cool, but as temperatures drop, they develop dense underfur and longer guard hairs to stay warm through winter. Nature’s built-in parka! | Wolf Conservation Center

This is what 51 wolves howling sounds like

This is what 50 wolves howling sounds like. | Wolf Conservation Center