“They are equal because they are different.” There’s a myth that still lingers - that wolves are locked in constant power struggles, dominating and submitting to fight for “top position” But that version of hierarchy simply isn’t true. A real wolf family isn’t a chain of command - it’s a living, breathing system made up of individuals, each born with a role that serves the whole. Not earned through force, but carried as part of who they are. They don’t fight for position. They express their iden

When interpreting wolf behavior, paying attention to tail positions can reveal how a wolf feels in various situations. In today's ethogram video, Abby, our assistant wolf curator, explains the different tail positions and their meanings in different situations. #wolves #wolf #wolfwednesday #wolfbiology #wolffacts | International Wolf Center