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THE NATURE OF WOLVES

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The Nature of Wolves
Introduction

There is very little knowledge in the public about the nature of wolves. From my own personal knowledge and from doing research I would like to inform the public about the wolf and help them to understand that the idea of the little red riding hood wolf, which attacks humans, doesn't really exist. Information is the key to successful wolf ad-vocacy. There are now a few small wolf populations scattered throughout the United States. As the federal government edges closer to desisting the wolf, as an endangered species, those populations will face multiplying dangers. We must make sure that the next generation carries on with wolf recovery. The best way to do that is through educa-tion.
The wolf has the most sophisticated social organization of any animal outside the primate world. Wolves are members of the scientific family Canidae, or the dog family, which also includes coyotes, foxes, jackals......

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