While wolves often symbolize the wild and untamed, wolf pups are surprisingly vulnerable and quite adorable. This YouTube video captures a tender moment in the life of a wolf pup as a newborn sleeps ...

A swiftly wagging tail, a tongue lick on your face, maybe touching you with front paws. This happy scene meets you almost daily – if you are a wolf parent in the remote woods.

Trail-cam footage captured recently in Minnesota shows a wolf pup discovering that capturing squirrels can involve painful consequences. “This wolf pup learned that squirrel bites on the nose ...

Newly orphaned maned wolf pup Amora. Sedgwick County Zoo The end result was Slinky, a brindle mix, who had been feeling "sad and alone" after his sister was adopted, the Kansas Humane Society said ...

To make Amora a not-so-lone wolf, the zoo turned to the KHS to adopt a pup in need of a home. Coincidentally, Slinky’s sister had recently been adopted, leaving the 3-month-old down in the dumps.

Wolf pup relocation could have detrimental consequences, says biologist Colorado Parks and Wildlife have been working to reintroduce wolves to Colorado since December.

Mike Schrage holds a wolf pup while writing down measurements collected by others in the group (WDIO). Science Fair Success. There have been four different science fair events from February to May.

The agency is hoping to capture the pup and reunite it with its litter mates and mother. The agency said previously it will release the wolf pups this winter in Colorado.

While adult wolves typically sleep between 4 and 10 hours a day (within a 24-hour period), wolf pups need much more rest — around 15 to 18 hours — to support their rapid growth and development.