Built for the cold, and stronger together 🐺❄️ On this #InternationalWolfDay, we’re celebrating the incredible social lives of Arctic wolves! Did you know? An Arctic wolf’s howl can travel several kilometres across the open tundra, helping pack members communicate and stay connected across vast distances. Arctic wolves also live in highly structured, family-based packs built on cooperation and clear social roles. Typically led by a breeding pair, the pack works together to hunt, raise pups, and defend territory in the challenging Arctic environment. Strong bonds are reinforced through body language, vocalizations like howls, and cooperative behaviours such as grooming and food sharing. Every member of the pack has an important role, from experienced adults guiding group movements to younger wolves learning essential survival skills. Maintaining these strong social bonds is key to the pack’s overall stability and success. Can’t make it to Tundra Trek? You can still get a window into...