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At Langedrag Nature Park, you can go in with "unsocialized" wolves. In a sense, they are untrained, though they are somewhat accustomed to humans entering their presence every so often and will come up to explore.
Obviously you cannot pet them, but it was really neat to have them within 2-3 feet of you as they investigated the new addition to their pen.
Loyola students prepare in the Residential Quad on main campus for the university's annual day of service Nov. 5, 2011.
Wolves on the Prowl is the Loyola community's annual day of service. Events are planned and led by the Loyola University New Orleans Alumni Association and Student Government Association. Members of the Loyola community are paired with programs throughout the country that need help.
First time at Parc Omega in late spring. It was a fairly warm day in the early afternoon, which might explain why the various animals in the park weren't quite as numerous as I have seen on previous visits (in Autumn). Still well worth a visit, at any time of the year :-)
In de buurt van Montebello is een park, waar je met de auto doorheen kunt rijden. Een soort micro-mini Krugerpark. Je vindt er beren, bisons, wapiti's en deze witte wolven. De aaibaarheidsfactor mag hoog lijken, maar het is toch wel verstandig om in de auto te blijven zitten!
Zie ook: www.parc-omega.com/
Grey WolvesThe wolves of the Grouse Mountain Refuge for Endangered Wildlife are retirees from the movie industry. Originally born into captivity and hand raised, the wolves are unable to be released into the wild. The former "Hollywood North" animals are, therefore, being afforded a chance at the most natural and enjoyable life possible at Grouse Mountain.
Grouse Mountain is proud to give these wolves a large, protected home, at the base of our mountain, where they can roam freely and explore their habitat.
In addition to the vegetation and wildlife within the habitat, the wolves are carnivores and their diet consists of beef, chicken, horsemeat, and fish with vitamin and mineral supplements.
They belong to a species known as grey wolves (Canis lupis).