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Night visits are often held at the Wolf Centre so that visitors are able to appreciate this other side of the wolves behaviour and their nocturnal world. Complimenting the day visits which are run throughout the year they are only run during the darker months between September and March. This video shows a pack enjoying a good howl during a full moon. A classically held image of the wilderness but the truth is the wolves can and do howl at any time of the day - although they are more active at night and particularly early morning. Or perhaps it just seems that way when we awaken to the regular early chorus at the centre. When the wolves are in season and hormonally more active, their repertoire certainly seems to take on a more urgent and spontaneous tone.
Kgosi & Madadh explore the new enclosure! - Short Version
Kgosi & Madadh explore the new enclosure! - Full Version
Members visiting the centre! - Short Version
Members visiting the centre! - Full Version
Photography Day event at WWUK!
Photography by Chris Cray / Videos by Craig Ennis
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