Snake River Wolf Pack Howling
SALEM -- The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife has captured video of a wolf pup howling with other members of its pack in northeastern Oregon.
The department posted the video (below) on its website.
It shows a pup by itself in a forested area. Its howls are answered by other wolves in the distance.
Department spokeswoman Michelle Dennehy says the video was captured by a biologist on July 25.
The pup is a member of the Snake River pack, which was first observed in October in the Snake River wildlife management unit, which borders Idaho and includes the Hells Canyon National Recreation Area and Wilderness.
Dennehy says biologists on Thursday successfully fitted the first member of the pack with a radio-tracking collar.
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so beautiful, it makes me aware of the magic and mystery of wolves on our planet... May they live protected and safe from harm.
a beautiful and majestic animal that is one with nature as long as humans leave them alone.
Beautiful natural music.
Please help save the wolves.Help keep them protected. They are trying to change the law in some states.
It looks lost from it`s pack really....
They will lead him home...poor little guy! Makes my heart ache with longing , for a beauty we have almost lost...
Wolves in other states are being hunted and slaughtered again to protect live stock. Why don't they do what they do in Africa and train dogs to watch over their herds? The Irish Wolf hound was bred and lives for this job.
could listen to this all day!