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Does this wolf want to play—or attack? Take a close look at its face
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2026 5 months ago
When wolves are tumbling, nipping, and baring their fangs at one another, it could mean an all-out brawl is brewing—or simply be a bit of playful roughhousing. So how do the carnivores know what their comrades are thinking before it’s too late?
According to a 2024 study, subtle facial cues help wolves signal their intentions. This facial communication isn’t just good manners—it helps maintain cohesion within the pack.
Learn more: https://scim.ag/4wu3GNQ
FOOTAGE CREDIT: MAGLIERI ET AL./ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR
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