Wolf Pack

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    heading out with some nice nocturnal nibbles

    solerena, jollyjokerpansy, Olivia Hart, and 2 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    1. jurvetson 30 months ago | reply

      Hot and dangerous
      If you're one of us then roll with us
      — Ke$ha

    2. Vanita 30 months ago | reply

      Since wolves are the size of some domesticated dogs, it's hard to remember they are NOT domesticated. That's a difference from big cats... No house cat is ever as big as a cougar or tiger.

    3. jollyjokerpansy 30 months ago | reply

      Even sitting with wolf/dog hybrids will quickly disabuse you of domestication. Being analyzed by intelligent, hungry yellow eyes will produce goosebumps and a renewed genetic validation that you are prey.

      A shout out to Wildlife Waystation and Martine where I learned to love, admire and the difference.

    4. Tomi Tapio 30 months ago | reply

      Very scruffy and long-legged.

    5. born1945 30 months ago | reply

      Yes, long legged critters, aren't they.

      Great photo.

    6. msamaclean ©...be back soon!...;-) 30 months ago | reply

      Aren't they beautiful!

    7. Dr DAD (Daniel A D'Auria MD) 30 months ago | reply

      Beautiful animals, but they lead a harsh and difficult life that, compared to dogs, is usually much shorter. Wonderful wildlife photo.

    8. solerena 30 months ago | reply

      is it the same couple?

      also it is truly amazing how human emotions-feelings can be projected easily in this case - on these two pairs of wolves... it is obvious about the kissing one but even the second pair marching together - looking like they are in a conversation... cool catch!

    9. solerena 30 months ago | reply

      nope, looks like a different couple..

    10. dafaleca 30 months ago | reply

      cute ^^

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