Wolves are opportunistic predators that hunt to survive in the wild. Their natural diet usually consists of wild animals such as deer, hares, and mountain goats. However, when they encounter easier and more accessible food sources—like sheep, goats, or dogs—it is perfectly natural for them to hunt domestic animals as well. This behavior stems from hunger and the instinct to pursue the easiest prey, forming a natural part of the harsh balance of nature. "We've shared never-before-seen footage of

A crucial part of Mexican wolf conservation is the “re-denning” process. When wolf pups are healthy enough to leave human care, conservationists carefully place them into active wild dens, where they're adopted and raised by a wild female wolf. This delicate technique helps boost the population while keeping the species wild and self-sufficient. Tune in this weekend to Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild to see how experts are giving Mexican wolves a second chance at survival. | M