A mother wolf is seen carrying her pup to a den out in the wild.
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February 05, 2020 - 11:35 AM
Wolves are normally elusive creatures that avoid contact with humans and in this week’s episode of Wild Wednesday, WildSafeBC shows us some amazing footage captured by trail cameras showing a mother wolf with its young pups.
Wolves account for approximately 400 calls to the Conservation Officer Service every year, according to WildSafeBC.
If you encounter a wolf showing signs of aggression in the wild, you can use bear spray as a deterrent. WildSafeBC also recommends being assertive by throwing rocks, yelling, making yourself appear large and threatening.
For more safety tips on how to avoid conflict with wolves, go here.
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