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You can't really tell because my telephoto lens wasn't strong enough, but a pack of wolves is running across the side of this hill. They're only a few pixels large in this image, but if you look at this full size you can see them passing through a herd of buffalo.
Although referred to as the grey wolf, they do in fact have a number of different coat colours. They can be grey, red, brown, black or even white. The wolf is the ancestor of all breeds of domestic dog; however, a wolf’s tail is straight and does not curl like those of many dog breeds. They also have extremely powerful jaws that can generate twice the downward pressure of a German shepherd’s.
Information sourced from Longleat Guidebook.
This set from Environmental Adventure Company (www.eactours.com) features photos from our Yellowstone Adventures featuring our world-class wolf watching adventure. Also seen are the geysers and vistas of the Park, bison, and other wildlife.
This was the second time I met the 3 wolves at the Oregon Zoo (2 females and 1 male). The male was quite shy but responsive to me talking to him the first year—until a bunch of noisy kids came and he dove behind a bush.