It’s fun Friday! Take a break with the wolves. This summer, the ambassador wolves would escape the heat by swimming and socializing in the pond. As the temperatures drop, wolves begin growing their winter coats in preparation for the colder weather. During the fall, when there are warm days, we may love the sun and heat, but the wolves' winter coats make it more difficult to stay cool. Don’t forget to watch the pack updates on YouTube and the Live Cams on wolf.org for the most up-to-date informa

What better way to beat the summer heat than with delicious watermelons? Watermelons are always fun, but wolves have a variety of natural defenses against the summer heat as well. Wolves stay cool by panting to evaporate heat and moisture off their tongue. They also stay in the shade. | Wolf Conservation Center