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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!
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Wolves in the new Teton Trek exhibit. They kept turning around to face that direction every time the Elk across the way peeked out from behind the trees.
The rescued wolves stay in runs especially made for them. They are quite territorial and may look upon your approach as threatening. To protect them and the visitor there is a ten foot chain link fence and a second fence to keep the visitors from touching the first fence. They are well cared for so escaping is not something they desire to do, but they like to burrow and make caves. The wire extends down into the ground so that the wolf cannot accidentally dig out.
For some really great pictures of these wolves without the fence in the way see these:
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 :-)
March 20, 2022 - TORONTO ONTARIO CANADA - The Toronto Marlies, AHL affiliate of the NHL Toronto Maple Leafs, battle the Chicago Wolves at the Coca-Cola Coliseum in Toronto, Ontario. (Photo credit: Christian Bonin/TSGphoto.com)
Gray wolf (canis lupus).
This photo was taken during the feeding rounds at Namsskogan Wildlife Park, Norway.