Wolves

PBS's website section titled, "Wild Wolves", goes beyond the normal information that other sites offer about this wild animal, and details interesting facts, from their howl to their connection to household dogs. There's also an informative question and answer section with Wolf Recovery Coordinator Ed Bangs, titled "Bringing Wolves Home", that will help you better understand wolves from the perspective of an expert.

This webpage, from Wikipedia, provides you with all of the information you would expect from this online encyclopedia. It details extensive knowledge about the Gray Wolf, from its behaviors and social structure, to communication and body language. This site presents information in an easy-to-find structure, giving you more time to learn, by wasting less time looking!

Northernlightswildlife.com is a great site to check out if you're looking for facts about wolves, concerning their pack life, history, human interaction, and world distribution. The Northern Lights Wildlife Wolf Center is also dedicated to promoting wolf conservation by helping to educate the public, not only about conservation, but also by providing the truth about wolves.

This site, dedicated to "teaching the world about wolves", breaks knowledge about wolves down to the different people who might be searching, from teachers to kids to those just looking for a basic understanding of the animal. It is the perfect site to find quick information and maybe even a little bit of fun, including a coloring book and a wolf mask!

All-About-Wolves.com is the perfect site for learning...all about wolves! From listening to their howls to learning how to tell the difference between a wolf and a dog's tracks, this site will help you to increase your wolf knowledge and even provide you will brilliant wolf photography!