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The Hidden Life of Wolves

Jim and Jamie Dutcher spent several years living with a pack of wolves at the edge of Idaho's Sawtooth Wilderness, observing the complex social hierarchy of this misunderstood species. Learn more about the Dutchers' incredible story, and how to help save wolves in the wild, in their new book from National Geographic: "The Hidden Life of Wolves." Available wherever books are sold.
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Wild film makers had to live with wolves for six years in order to make a documentary about them. They camped rounded by wolves to find out their way of living. They try to reveal that wolves are very intelligent and they are a social caring family animal. They´re devoted to one another and in fact, they are a reflection of us in many ways and not the misundertood image that we have from them.

Tue, 02/12/2013 - 13:30
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great

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Wild film makers had to live with wolves for six years in order to make a documentary about them. They camped rounded by wolves to find out their way of living. They try to reveal that wolves are very intelligent and they are a social caring family animal. They´re devoted to one another and in fact, they are a reflection of us in many ways and not the misunderstood image that we have from them.

Just one lapse of pen. Congratulations ;)

 12/02/2013 13:32
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Tue, 02/12/2013 - 16:49
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These wildlife  film makers had to live with wolves for six years in order to make a documentary about them. They camped rounded by  near  the wolves to discover  find out  their way of life. They  The film makers demonstrate  try to reveal that wolves are very intelligent,  and they are a social, caring and  family oriented  animals. Their devotion to one another and in fact, they are a  reflects some human qualities  of us in many ways, and not the  in contrast to the misunderstood image that we have from  of them

Great job, very advanced writing!

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