Indian Wolf Pups Can't believe I managed to capture this beautiful, secret moment of two wild wolf pups playing in their rendezvous site at Blackburn National park in Velavadar India. The pups were so far away that only our two guides and I saw them. I took a chance by doing some 8K video which enabled me to crop in and maintain some quality. To be sure, the distance and heat waves made it a little difficult. But, you can actually see two wolf pups playing, oblivious to us or anything else. This

Wolf pups rely on their mother’s milk for the first 6–8 weeks of life — it’s rich in fat and nutrients to support rapid growth. While nursing usually happens in the safety of a den, as pups grow, these intimate moments can take place in the open. Every pup is a symbol of hope for this endangered species — and Trumpet’s care reminds us just how strong and nurturing wolf mothers truly are. #TrumpetsPups #MexicanGrayWolf #WolfConservation #WolfPups #EndangeredSpecies | Wolf Conservation Center