Today, Tar leads a powerful pack of Ethiopian wolves—but she's come a long way since a brush with death as a pup 🦊 | National Geographic Animals

Wolves are highly social animals that live in structured packs which function much like families. Each member plays an important role from hunting and protecting territory to caring for pups. This social structure is key to their survival and success in the wild. Wolves communicate through howls, body language, and close cooperation, reinforcing strong bonds within the pack. #wolffact #wolfconservation | Wolf Conservation Center