Chaz Wolf

@FXE_Midnight @Xero_FoxAD @BadHuskyEclipse Very nice

Part 2, 2nd night with @Xero_FoxAD at my new house in 2024. Enjoy! Me as @BadHuskyEclipse.

@tigerwolfmead Sadly I will not be at FWA, just AC

Sooo fwa? Looking like i might be able to actually go this year before the move to denver!!! O=

Happy hyena day! One of the only 2 days that matter, right after wolf day.

@BadHuskyEclipse I think we are both getting to that age hun.

Changed from prince to king eclipse. Because of my age so I think it’s time to became a daddy king husky ;)

What if game companies designed cars?

@AeronDusk @MoshiHobbies Hehe, so cute

Ever wonder what a baby maw'cha looks like? Meet Ha'ko, a potty mouthed maw'cha pup from Trials of Terr'volk (currently in progress) This cute gif was made by @MoshiHobbies

first he touched grass, then he claimed it

@AeronDusk Very nice

this password might be a loser, baby

Pokemon National Geographic - Shiny Edition ✨

✨✨SEASON 4 COMING OUT MARCH 20TH! ✨✨ Yes! You read that right! Season 4 comes out tomorrow! You guys will love this new season! We can't wait to show you! 😸

@AeronDusk Looking great. Congratulations

6 years later, and still kept the weight off.

He crossed that gap like the laws of physics were optional.

A spring break that's hard to forget. @EchoTheVN Echo art prints return! Our 2nd Edition prints are even better quality, with sustainable materials and new photography conveying every real-life detail. 🎨@CivetStranj

Fascinating footage from early January of the social behavior of a pack. Turn the volume up for the full effect but just a warning: your dog might lose its mind. What is interesting in this video is that the Birch Bark Pack consists of a old male, his 3.5 year old son, and an unrelated female who joined the pack in Summer 2024, shortly after the original breeding female disappeared (likely died). In this video, the wolf getting “mounted” in the first clip is the 3.5 year old male (Wolf W4D), who is briefly mounted by the breeding female of the pack before being mounted by his father. The reason that this dynamic is interesting is because it is highly unusual in our area to have two mature adult males in the same pack, especially two mature males who are father and son. As such, we are unsure who the dominant/breeding male of the pack really is. Young males almost never stick around in their original pack in our area. Instead, they usually disperse by 1-2 years of age. We have documented many instances of females remaining in their original packs for many years before usurping their mothers and becoming the breeding female of the pack. We have yet to document a young male doing this. This suggests to us that W4D is the dominant, breeding male and has stuck around in the pack because he has taken that role over from his father. Much of the trail camera footage of the Birch Bark Pack suggests Wolf W4D is the dominant male as well. But we cannot say that with certainty. It is a very curious situation. If the pack has pups, we will collect genetic samples and can figure it out that way. The pack did have pup's last year but all appeared to die very early and we were not able to get genetic samples from them. Nonetheless, this same trio has now been together for the past 1.5 years and will be interesting to continue to see how these dynamics unfold.

All the Hollywood references in Zootopia 2 🐰🩶🧡🦊 #Zootopia2

A rare glimpse at the territorial nature of wolf packs. Instances like this probably happen regularly as wolves aim to maintain/expand their territory and eliminate neighboring wolves (i.e., competitors for resources). These snippets show the breeding pair of the Windsong Pack venturing out of their territory to chase the breeding male of the neighboring pack (the Blood Moon Pack). If the Windsong Pack had caught up to this wolf, they would have undoubtedly killed him. But they didn’t. The chase did not last very long—a handful of minutes with a straight-line distance of just under a mile. The first clips of the chase were from a camera on the edge of a beaver dam. The breeding male of the neighboring pack (Wolf Y1T) crossed the dam and clearly knew he was being followed. A minute later, the Windsong Pack passed by in pursuit. The next clips were captured about 4 minutes later on a second camera just under a mile to the north of the first one. On this second camera, Wolf Y1T was running full speed. However, the Windsong Pack while in pursuit, appeared to be slowing down. A minute later, the Windsong pair walks back past this camera…the chase had ended. About an hour after that, the Windsong Pack crossed the beaver dam that the first camera was on in their return trip to their territory. Interestingly, about 2 months after this video was captured, Wolf Y1T’s mate was killed by the neighboring pack to the south (Biondich Pack). Since the pack was only two wolves (Y1T and his mate), this event left Y1T by himself and the status of the Blood Moon Pack up in the air. However, within a few weeks, Y1T found another mate and through some series of events, Y1T and his new mate booted the Windsong pair (i.e., the wolves in this video pursuing Y1T) from their territory this past summer, and took it over. As such, Y1T and his mate (the Blood Moon Pack) currently occupy the Windsong Pack territory.

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