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These two are part of a pack I discovered east of Prince George, BC. There were at least 8 that i counted hanging out at this gravel pit. If you look closely at the one on the right he / she is still looking at me.
When I got through the Arctic Wolves area, I saw 2 wolves were going to have a serious fight. Nope. They were acting like wolves; they were playing. They were having such a good time.
Bear Country USA:Welcome to Bear Country USA! Very few people have had a full-grown black bear look in the window of their family car, or if they have, it was not by choice. Even fewer have seen a reindeer or a elk up close. However, many people are getting experiences like these at Bear Country U.S.A. in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
Nestled over 200 acres amidst towering pines and along rolling meadows just eight miles south of Rapid City, Bear Country U.S.A. offers visitors intimate views of most North American mammals. Visitors take a leisurely three-mile drive through several enclosures and encounter black bear, elk, reindeer, deer, cougars, bobcats, rocky mountain goats, bighorn sheep, dall sheep, pronghorn and buffalo.
At this “the home of the largest collection of privately owned black bear in the world”, Bear Country U.S.A. guests are guaranteed to see more than they bargained for. From the comfort of their own car, visitors watch as these clowns of nature frolic in a pool, climb trees and amble across the road in front of their vehicle.
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Here's my first wolf sighting, A very short one. I only had enough time to grab my camera and fire off one photo before they turned and ran the opposite direction. Shot near Ucluelet, B.C
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An adult - the large bronze-colored wolf on the right - and two 1-year old pups of Yellowstone's wild Wapiti Lake wolf pack were in high spirits after feeding for several days on an bison carcass. They were having a great time energetically chasing and wrestling and nipping at one another while I had a great time watching and photographing them.
All photos were taken with a long lens at a distance of about 100 yards, per park policy. The wolves made no indication that the assemblage of delighted onlookers were disturbing them in any way.
NOT in my back yard. I took this shot of Alaskan Tundra wolves several years ago in Arizona at the Bearizona Wildlife Park.
These wolves are captive but function like a wild pack of eight. They freely roam a 15 acre wooded enclosure with minimal human contact and photography/viewing is only through one way glass in one building. On this day there were dog-sleds in the area and the wolves would gather in groups listening to the dogs barking although they could not see them. Taken at the Haliburton Forest and Wildlife Preserve in Haliburton, Ontario, Canada.
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El aullido.
Artista desconocido.
Un gran mural con cientos de azulejos pintados por vigueses en el parque de Castrelos, arruinado por los grafiteros de siempre.
¡Panda de imbéciles!