Participating in a howl is critical in a wolf pup's development. Pups might first begin to squeak out un-solicited howls at just a couple of weeks old. But once their ears open and hearing improves at around one month, wolf pups learn about howling as both a communication tool as well as a method of family bonding. Did we mention they're also really cute when they howl? Tune in to watch the red wolf pups now via live webcams: bit.ly/2F1Jqs6 | Wolf Conservation Center

This little fella was trying to howl so hard he nearly fell over… We are getting closer and closer to our fundraising goal—only 45% to go! If everyone who likes this video makes a small donation ($10-20), we will reach our goal! Small donations from many folks keeps the project going strong! Heck, our videos are typically viewed by >50-100K people so if everyone who watched this video donated $1 we would reach our goal! So do it for this little fella and donate at the link in the comments! | Voy

4-week old wild wolf pup howling. Captured by trail camera in the Greater Voyageurs Ecosystem, Minnesota. 😍🐺 #reelsviralシ #reelsfb #dog #wolfcreek #virals #wolf #animalsofinstagram #wolfman #wolfpack #wolfdogsofinstagram | Wolf Lovers

Listen to some of this wolf pup’s first howls from only a few weeks ago! A little warning: the pup is pretty loud for only being 4-weeks old! If you enjoyed this footage, please consider helping us purchase more trail cameras (by donating at the link below) so we can capture and share more footage like this with everyone! We are currently raising funds to purchase 120 more trail cameras for the project! We have raised almost 50% of the funds needed in 48 hours but still have a ways to go! Any do

The first few months of life are an important developmental milestone for wolf pups. They're learning about their surroundings, growing rapidly, and, of course, playing! Beyond being great fun for the siblings, the pups are sharpening important skills, strengthening family bonds, and establishing their social status within the pack. Tune in to join the red wolf family via live webcams: http://bit.ly/2CSVo7Y | Wolf Conservation Center