US EditionTiny Wolf Pup Encounters Bull Elk For The First Time
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Tiny Wolf Pup Encounters Bull Elk For The First Time
In the northern United States, wolves usually breed from late January through March. Their gestation period typically lasts for around 63 days, with pups born into litters of 4-6 in the mid-to-late spring. They tend to weigh just around one pound and cannot see or hear at birth. During their first 12 days, they move only in a slow crawl and spend most of their time feeding four to five times a day, while sucking, licking, whining, and yelping. T…
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