ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 11月27日 22時37分

Photo by @ronan_donovan | A pack of wild arctic wolves moves with intent across a windswept ridge on Canada’s Ellesmere Island. They move with intent because they haven’t filled their bellies in four days. This scene shows the yearling male known as Grey Mane in the foreground, with the rest of the pack in the distance as they look for arctic hares to hunt. At this point, the wolves had spent the last 35 hours covering a distance of 60 miles on a mission to make a fresh kill. The 12-week-old pups had begun to whimper and whine in protest. Their young legs and small bodies were exhausted.
Grey Mane was a little over a year old, but he was the largest wolf in the pack by size. He was also a skilled hare hunter. Hop on over to @ronan_donovan to see him chasing after a herd of hares.

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