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Wolf Wednesday

By September 14, 2016September 22nd, 2016Recent News

Happy #WolfWednesday!

Today we will be tackling another common myth about wolves: wolves kill for sport.

Unlike humans, wolves do not kill for sport. Wolves and all other predators kill for sustenance and survival. Sometimes carcasses are found that are only partially consumed, leading to the assumption that the kill was abandoned and wasted. The reality is, wolves are very wary and alert, and are therefore easily chased from their kill if other predators or people approach. Wolves are usually long gone before people realized they’ve chanced upon a kill. Research reveals, however, that wolves return to their food repeatedly, sometimes over weeks and even months, and most often eat the entire animal. #wolf#wolves #livingwithwolves

Read more about common myths here