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The so-called alpha male in the middle.
Taken three months ago today.
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This wolf crossed the road directly in front of me in the Lamar Valley. No one else was around and I had him all to myself to myself for awhile. I almost had a heart attack wielding the bazooka out the window! He went into the Lamar River for a drink, swam across the river, and then went off -- pausing here to give me a thrilling glimpse of his spooky eyes.
In Baden-Wuerttemberg, my Area they have one living wild wolf spotted. Could be that he is ill :( they try to find out. In past there where no wild wolves here... but seems that some are coming from France or Switzerland to Germany.
This is not a wild one ;) This is a timber wolf in the wild park Bad Mergentheim
This is a she-wolf who was abandoned by her mother as a puppy. Because she could not survive on her own, she was transferred from Lithuania to the wolf park in the Black Forest.
The Alternative Wolf and Bear Park Black Forest is a wildlife protection project of the association “Alternativer Bärenpark Schwarzwald e. V.” and the “Foundation for Bears” in Bad Rippoldsau-Schapbach in the Freudenstadt district. The aim is to accommodate large animals - especially bears - that are in distress, to impart environmental education on animal husbandry issues and to spread it through tourism in the Black Forest Central/North Nature Park.
The park was opened in 2010, as the second project of its kind after the Alternative Bear Park in Worbis, with a bear. Then wolves and more bears arrived. In 2012, a separate enclosure for old animals was built. In 2016, lynxes were also recorded for the first time.[1]
The park area covers approximately 10 hectares. As of January 2024, 9 bears, 3 lynxes and 1 wolf live there. Most of these animals had been kept by private individuals in species-appropriate conditions before they came to the park.
Es una especie de mamífero placentario del orden de los carnívoros. Los lobos son cazados en muchas áreas del mundo por la amenaza que representan para el ganado, así como por deporte.
Majestic Wolf
A semi-tame wolf photographed at the Triple D Game Preserve in Montana, near Glacier National Park, September, 2016
Yamnuska Sanctuary, Cochrane, Alberta
Wolf-dog hybrid (hybrid for short) is a term used to identify the offspring that resulted from the mating between a wolf and a domestic dog. Some may use the term wolf-dog hybrid and wolfdog interchangeably, but there is an important distinction between the two. Wolfdogs are not always hybrids, and it is often used to describe a domestic dog with a relatively recent wolf ancestry.
Dogs (Canis lupus familiaris) and wolves (Canis lupus) share an evolutionary past and thus display similar physical and behavioral traits. These two species are interfertile, meaning that they can interbreed and produce viable offspring. In other words, wolves can breed with dogs, and their offspring can produce offspring themselves. Although hybridization can occur naturally in the wild, these events are relatively rare because the territorial nature of wolves leads them to protect their home ranges from intruding canines such as dogs, coyotes and other wolves.
Despite their shared ancestry and ability to interbreed, these two species are very different. Wolves are wild animals, and they are shaped by evolutionary pressures that allow them to find food, keep themselves safe, and produce offspring. The genetics that they express in the environments that they live in allow them to survive, without the help of humans.
Domestication is the process by which a wild animal adapts to living with humans by being selectively bred by humans over thousands of years. Dogs evolved from a common ancestor with the wolf through a centuries-long process of domestication.
Through this process, a dog’s behavior, life cycle and physiology have become permanently altered from that of a wolf. In essence, the selective breeding process has put a different set of pressures on dogs, shaping them so that they are more dependent on humans for their survival and make them flexible to our way of living. The genes they express, have been altered to varying degrees from their wild counterpart and help them live that domestic life well.
Governed by their instincts, wolves, both in the wild and in captivity, exhibit behavior that is relatively consistent. Their behavioral characteristics have been studied and observed for many decades by researchers, and much has been published about their social dynamics, hunting behavior and territorial nature. Thanks to the researchers’ hard work, we can understand the wolf’s reactions to different situations based on their inherent instincts. However, just as with any wild animal, their behavior will always retain some unpredictability.
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...in white.
With all the time at the hospital, I haven't had much time out and about.
However this was from a night hike in the full moon last Saturday with friends that I edited.
Yesterday I did take off two hours to hike down to the creek and watch trout.
Very relaxing.
Again playing with Gimp and my pictures =)
This pictures is from when I went to Buin Zoo
BTW.. Gimp is a program just like Photoshop but free.. ^-^
Zoo : Buin Zoo
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Otra vez jugando con Gimp y mis fotos =)
Esta foto es de cuando fue al Buin Zoo
BTW.. Gimp es un programa como Photoshop pero gratuito.. ^-^
Zoo : Buin Zoo
Grey Wolf relaxing on a patch of grass by a lake. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA, May 2024
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2. Europäischer Grauwolf
(European Greywolf)
So nah verwandt, einander so ähnlich und doch so verschieden..
(So closely related, so similar and yet so different ..)
Last week I was lucky enough to get this photo of a wolf in Yellowstone National Park's Lamar Valley.
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