Sentence examples for a wild wolf from inspiring English sources

In 2015 it emerged that a semi-domesticated wolf had been used because the crew had been unable to find a wild wolf on location.

"I remember thinking, my God, this really is a wild wolf, what an achievement," said Mark Carwardine, chairman of the judging panel.

And in national parks, visitors often complain when they see a wild wolf or bear with a large radio collar around its neck.

"We haven't found a 'social gene,' but rather an important [genetic] component that shapes animal personality and assisted the process of domesticating a wild wolf into a tame dog," she said.

Although they look quite like wolves, the fossils also show clear signs of domestication: snouts that are shorter, jaws that are wider and teeth that are more crowded than those of a wild wolf.

There's a wild wolf pack in Denmark.

"I was an infidel, an atheist, a lunatic, a madman, a wild beast, a wolf...".. Fleeing France, he had found safe haven in a remote village in his native Switzerland.

Releasing captive-reared wolves is problematic and often creates conflict in local human communities, but fostering of captive-born wolves into wild wolf packs is a viable means of increasing genetic diversity and decreasing habituated wolf-human conflict.

Seeing a wild red wolf now, he said, is one of the rarest sights in nature.

A connection, a bond, that is what we as top predators share with the wild wolf.

Saetre P et al. (2004) From wild wolf to domestic dog: gene expression changes in the brain.