It’s #LoboWeek! Did you know Mexican wolves have a complex social structure and an intricate communication system just like other canids? This includes body postures, scent marking, and numerous vocalizations (howling, barking, whining, growling). They live in extended family groups, or packs, consisting of an adult mated pair and their offspring, often from several generations. The pair is usually monogamous, and they typically are the only breeding animals in the pack. Although highly variable

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Happiness is not having to share your favorite bone. Help ensure this Mexican gray wolf pup and his wild kin remain federally protected from hunting: http://bit.ly/2btcZtn #SaveTheLobo | Wolf Conservation Center

Iberian Wolf 🐺 The Fearsome Guardian of the Peninsula! | 1 Minute Animals Roaming the Iberian Peninsula's wild landscapes, the Iberian Wolf stands as a fierce and majestic guardian. #IberianWolf #PeninsulaGuardian #WildlifeWonders #WolfConservation #PredatorProwess | 1 Minute Animals