Wolves

Photo: Three wolf pups
Photo: Three wolf pups Photo: Two gray wolves playing Photo: Wolf running Photo: A gray wolf with snow on his nose Photo: A pack of howling wolves
ENLARGE WALLPAPER
Mexican gray wolves are believed to be extinct in the wild, which means that the only remaining ones live in zoos or wildlife centers. These three eight-week-old pups were part of a litter of eight born at a zoo in Wichita, Kansas. Young wolves spent a lot of time attacking and wrestling each other playfully, helping them learn hunting skills that they'll need later on.
Photograph by Joel Sartore 
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