Wolves use a variety of vocalizations to communicate with pack-mates and other wolves. Barking is used as an alarm, alerting pack members of potential danger. Along with a bark-howl, barking can also be a display of aggression in defense of their pack and/or territory. This short clip of one of our wolves captures this barking/bark-howl behavior! | Wildlife Science Center

76K views · 5.7K reactions | Food isn't always abundant for wolves, but when it is, they can eat up to 20lbs in a single setting! What they don't eat immediately, wolves will often cache for later in case food becomes scarce by burying their leftovers underground. Don't waste food. Be like a wolf  | Wolf Conservation Center | Facebook