In this adventure around the world, readers approach and know personally one of the most misunderstood creatures of nature: the wolf. This book, full of little known data on the family life of wolves, their eating habits and their connection with domestic dogs, will allow readers to discover the secret life of the wolves and how to protect them.

For many people, the wolves are the issue of nightmares and horror movies, but the reality is that they are among the most vulnerable wild animals on our planet. By following the Field Guide Huw Lewis Jones and the Nature Illustrator Sam Caldwell on his trip to nature, readers will know gray wolf subspecies that live in the forests throughout Europe, North America and China, as well as red wolves In North Carolina and other family members, including coyotes.

Along the way, naturalist candidates will discover the difference between a wolf from forests and a tundra wolf, what traits do wild wolves share with domestic dogs and why the wolf excrement is so important for scientists.

Through an entertaining and informative text and expressive illustrations, do wolves fear darkness? It challenges the stereotype of the "fierce wolf" that has reached us through fairy tales like Little Red Riding Hood, and demonstrates that the wolves are intelligent and sensitive creatures that have much more than fear of us than us.

48 pages

Recommended age: 7 years

English

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