When interpreting wolf behavior, paying attention to tail positions can reveal how a wolf feels in various situations. In today's ethogram video, Abby, our assistant wolf curator, explains the different tail positions and their meanings in different situations. #wolves #wolf #wolfwednesday #wolfbiology #wolffacts | International Wolf Center

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7.7K views · 447 reactions | The wolves received deer hides for some tasty enrichment this week. Wolves use all parts of their prey when they make a kill so we are sure to provide them with all parts of the animal for both nutrition and enrichment. They love their deer hide treats! #wolves #wolfdogs #wolfeating #animalenrichment #deerhide #rawhide #wolfrescue #wolfdogrescue #wolfsanctuary #wolfsanctuarypa #wolvesofspeedwell | Wolf Sanctuary of PA | Facebook

In the highlands, the Ethiopian wolf’s staple diet is rodents. "Dogs in the Wild: Secrets of Success" premieres Wednesday, February 15 at 8/7c on PBS. [VID: Here in the highlands, the wolf's staple diet is rodents. They are everywhere. Grass rats make a tasty meal, but they live in a colony and are hyper-vigilant. An easier meal can be found in the bigger, juicier giant mole rat. Living alone, these unusual-looking rodents rarely stray far from the safety of their burrows. The wolves employ a ra