For today’s #WolfAwarenessWeek post, let’s talk about wolf pups! They sure have a busy first few months of life. Being born in April/May, their movements are restricted to their natal den and other dens that their parents and other pack members may move them to. After a few months once the pups can start moving around better, packs start creating ‘rendezvous sites.’ Pups will spend lots of time at these sites, with parents and other pack members coming and going to hunt, bring back food, etc. Li

Great look at what wolf pups can look like at this time of year. This pup is only 6.5 months old but is already starting to look very adult-like, and most would probably just consider this to be an adult if they saw it in the woods—in part, because this pup is quite large and close to, if not the same size of some adult wolves. However, this wolf still has some clear-pup like features. We find it is easiest to distinguish pups from adults in the fall based on facial features/characteristics. Pup

CUTE! A zoo says these wolf pups are only a few weeks old, but they're already learning pack behavior, like howling! #wolf #pups #howling #learning #wolfpack #cuteanimals #zoo #southdakota | Western Mass News