Time for lunch (and a little fighting...)! Research indicates that diet impacts the gut microbiome of Red Wolves - captive wolves that eat kibble have gut biomes that differ greatly from wild Red Wolves. Results suggest whole carcass diets, like those of the WCC wolves, better match wild wolf biomes. Join Red Wolves Oak, Adeyha, Cedar, Tupelo, Sassafras, Maple, Juniper via live webcam ➡️ https://nywolf.org/meet-our-wolves/webcams/ | Wolf Conservation Center

12K views · 668 reactions | Surprise! We have an extra four paws in the red wolf habitat! Meet Sunny, a 10-year-old male red wolf. If you’re lucky enough to see him and Chicora moving around, Sunny’s darker coat and white paws will help you tell the two wolves apart. In this video, Chicora walks up to investigate first, while Sunny follows close behind. Volume up for wolf sniffles! : keeper Carli | Fort Worth Zoo | Facebook

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As one of the world’s most endangered mammals, the Red Wolf's story is one of survival, struggle, and hope. Here’s what you should know: 🟥 Fewer than 20 red wolves remain in the wild, most living in eastern North Carolina. 🟥 Once common across the Southeast, they were declared extinct in the wild by 1980. 🟥 A groundbreaking reintroduction program began in 1987 — the first of its kind in the U.S. 🟥 Released wolves wear bright orange collars to help prevent mistaken identity with coyotes. 🟥 R

49K views · 3.4K reactions | Essential and endangered. Every Red Wolf is worth saving. https://nywolf.org/ | Wolf Conservation Center | Facebook