After feeding on a carcass, a wolf may have blood on its face. To clean itself, it performs a behavior known as "face wiping," where the wolf rubs its face on the ground to remove any remnants from its muzzle. Wolves might also use their paws during this grooming behavior. Although we often observe this behavior in the snow, it can also occur in the summer months. When snow is present, this grooming can evolve into a social or playful activity called a "snowplow," especially when juvenile wolves