The Hidden Lives of Wolves
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From 1990 to 1996, Jim
From 1990 to 1996, Jim and Jamie Dutcher (http://photography.nationalgeographic...) lived in a tented camp on the edge of Idaho's Sawtooth Wilderness, where they observed and studied the behavior and social hierarchy among a pack of gray wolves, known as the Sawtooth Pack. Their new book, "The Hidden Life of Wolves (http://shop.nationalgeographic.com/ng...) documents that experience.
Accompanied by Jim Dutcher's photography, the book strives to dispel the myth of wolves as violent creatures and introduce a new perception: wolves as social animals.
Earlier this month, Hari caught up with the Dutchers and talked to them about their adventure living with the wolves, their unprecedented access to the animals and their efforts to bring awareness to wolf hunting. Watch the conversation in the video above.
Accompanied by Jim Dutcher's photography, the book strives to dispel the myth of wolves as violent creatures and introduce a new perception: wolves as social animals.
Earlier this month, Hari caught up with the Dutchers and talked to them about their adventure living with the wolves, their unprecedented access to the animals and their efforts to bring awareness to wolf hunting. Watch the conversation in the video above.
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