The People Learning to Understand Wolves
From Atmos.earth:
When wolves hear another pack’s chorus howl rise in the distance, they stop. They listen.
And according to naturalist Rick McIntyre, who has logged more than 100,000 wolf sightings and filled more than 12,000 pages of field notes near his home in Montana, they calculate: “Do those guys have more members than we do? Or do we have more members than they do?”
