The coming of winter means our wolves, as well as wolves in the wild have to adjust to steady amounts of snowfall on a day to day basis so they can hunt and travel. The webbing between each of their toes allows for easier snow travel. They are also digitigrades, which means they walk on their toes, helping to distribute their weight across a snowy landscape. The presence of blood vessels in their paws prevent freezing, and bristled hairs and blunt claws help for gripping on wet snow. In a season

Wolves and Willows: A Howling Success

Voyageurs Wolf Project gives unparalleled look into how wolves relate to their surroundings