The impending breeding season for gray wolves offers the opportunity to see many shifts in pack and individual dynamics, both in the wild and captivity. While most of our wolves are spay/neutered, they still undergo the testosterone and estrogen boosts you see in wild wolves during this time, allowing us the viewing of fascinating behaviors between individuals! | Wolf Mountain Nature Center

35K views · 1.2K reactions | “What we believe happened, and we have science to show some of this, is that wolves chose us. A population of wolves actually became attracted to humans,” Brian Hare, an evolutionary biologist, explains to Anderson Cooper. https://cbsn.ws/3XBwkeu | 60 Minutes | Facebook