Wolves: Spirit of the WildBook Sales, 2019 M09 3 - 192 pages This pictorial celebration of wolves around the world reveals the lives of these alluring creatures through stunning photographs paired with facts from wolf biologist Professor Todd Fuller. Wolves are one of the world’s most fascinating creatures, captivating the minds of humans for thousands of years. Enchanting and insightful, they are often admired for their strength and family life. Some believe that wolves are powerful spirit guides and spirit animals. These interesting creatures have also become main characters in myths, legends, and folklore. Although wolves have become popular symbols of the wilderness, they are sometimes misunderstood as dangerous animals. Stunning photographs and expert insight reveal the true nature and beauty of the wolf, including their environments, how they communicate, and their eating habits. This remarkable, easy-to-follow pictorial will have you enamored with the riveting creatures and their astounding journeys throughout the seasons. Wolves is the ideal gift for any wolf lovers and anyone who wants to learn more about the gorgeous animals that roam the wild. |
Contents
1 The Natural and Cultural History of Wolves | 7 |
2 Physical Characteristics and Adaptation for Survival | 33 |
3 What Wolves Eat | 47 |
4 How Wolves Communicate | 71 |
5 Wolf Families | 79 |
6 Living in Packs | 103 |
7 Wolf Territories | 123 |
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