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"Play is vital to every stage of a wolf's life. It allows wolves to release pent-up energy, hone their physical skills and establish social bonds. These subtle and shifting relationships within the pack demonstrate that wolves can show aggression, affection, guilt, humor and most other attributes common to human families."
From the Living With Wolves exhibit at the Field Museum
Berlin. 2016.
"Ermeni Soykırımı iftiralarına karşı BÜYÜK YÜRÜYÜŞ! - BERLİN".
Thorsten Strasas. - Wien | Berlin. - Photographers in Solidarity.
Loyola University New Orleans alumni, students, staff, and family and friends participated in the university's annual day of service, Wolves on the Prowl, on Oct. 20, 2012.
Some of the service projects included: creating a community garden for the Freret Street neighborhood through New Orleans Food & Farm Network; distributing and installing free compact fluorescent light bulbs through Green Light New Orleans; transplanting young wetlands grasses and preparing them for planting in the Gulf through the Common Ground Relief Relief Wetlands Restoration program; hosting a field day for children from the Good Shepherd School on Loyola's campus; and readying the Wise Words Community Garden in Mid-City for the harvest season through NOLA Green Roots.
Photo by Harold Baquet
Old76 Music-inspired Art 2013
Elton John Songs Illustrated
A relatively unknown song from Elton John & Bernie Taupin (lyrics) in 1992...
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SUIT OF WOLVES
Music & lyrics by Elton John & Bernie Taupin 1992
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Looking back in anger
On this dirty little town
It stained your dress carved up my face
Put a wedge between our state of grace
Somethings so young and pretty
Should never be released
We place our bets we take our pick
They wind up in the belly of the beast
And when you can't get what you want
You take anything you can
So I wear this suit of wolves at night
I slip it on how come it feels so right
I get a hungry man
When I can't get what I want
I take anything I can
I wear a suit of wolves
Just across from Friday
The weekend circus rolls
I cross my heart turn on the charm
I say my prayers between two hungry arms
There's a string of dangerous flowers
All around my bed
There's some want rings and some just want
And those who'd like to see me dead
Of all the things we had hoped to see on the trip, wolves were at the top of our list. There seems to be no creature that better embodies the wilderness, which no doubt goes a long way explaining why some love and others persecute them so passionately. We have seen them before at Yellowstone at extraordinary distances, but never within photographic range. On this particular evening at Denali, however, we had three high quality, close range sightings. Mrs. Orca, who has begun expressing interest in trading her binoculars for a camera, took this photo. Wolf, Denali National Park, Alaska.