National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 5月21日 01時17分

Photo by @bertiegregory | Wildlife guide Steve Schellenberg shares a moment with a wild gray wolf on the west coast of the Hudson Bay, Canada. This particular wolf is part of a pack that takes on polar bears. They’re the only pack in the world known to do this. This pack was bold, but whenever they came over to investigate us, we felt zero aggression, just curiosity.
We humans have done terrible things to wolves. It’s estimated that in 1600, there were two million wolves in North America. Due to 400 years of systematic extermination, there are now just 80,000. There is hope that they are making a comeback, but they still need us to stop persecuting them. These top predators keep herbivore populations in check, allowing countless other species to thrive.
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