Hello everyone, welcome back to relax with animal facts.

I am Steph Wolf and today I'm going to be learning with you about our furry, scaly or possibly even slimy friends.

Today is a very exciting episode because we are talking about the wolf.

So the wolf is an animal that has been used in media a lot. It's been a center of attention

in, you know, in different kinds of movies and stuff like that. I'm sure that many of us have

had a wolf as a background on our phones or computers at one point in time just because they're

a very common animal, but maybe we can all learn something new together today.

So this episode is dedicated to Wolfcraft Games, who wrote into the show via email. If you want to have your animal featured on the podcast, or you just want to write in and have

it back and forth with me about how you enjoy the show or maybe some

things you would like to hear about or listen about or how I can improve as a host or how

the show can improve go ahead and send an email to relax with Animal Facts at gmail.com

I welcome absolutely everybody to do that just because I get always I always get so excited

when I open up my email and I see a new

email from you guys. So again, this is dedicated to Wolfcraft Games. Thank you for listening

and thank you for suggesting. So before we start the show, I just wanted to say a very quick

thank you to all of you who have been clicking follow on Spotify or wherever you are listening, whatever

podcast platform you're using, because it helps this podcast reach other people that maybe

want to relax with animals as well and different facts and things like that. So thank you for

helping the animal podcast family here grow to all of you and to all of you future listeners.

So let's get right into the show.

So I got my facts from wolfmatters.org and nationalgeographic.com.

So if you are interested in go visiting those sites or learning more about wolves,

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