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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
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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
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