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Now that’s gross! When Mexican wolves are under human care, biologists need to make sure they’re getting the right nutrition. That’s where carnivore logs come in. They're packed with the nutrients wolves need, even if they look (and smell) pretty gross! Tune in this weekend to Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild on NBC to watch Peter and Dr. Rae feed carnivore logs to Mexican wolves and learn more about wolf conservation. | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom

2.3K views · 115 reactions | Did you know Mexican wolves were once extinct in the wild? Only seven individuals remained at one point, all under human care. Thanks to decades of dedicated conservation efforts, the wild Mexican wolf population has rebounded to more than 250 and continues to grow. Learn more about the incredible recovery of this endangered species by tuning in today to Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild on NBC. | Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom | Facebook

The Endangered Wolf Center is home to several family packs of endangered wolves, each with its own unique story. Chang and Eno are American Red Wolves that became parents in 2024 to Titus, Aero, Hugo, and Manitou. For Family Stories Month, pause and spend a moment with our American Red Wolf pack in this throwback to their puppy days. Did you know? When wolves reach about two years old, they often leave their pack in search of a mate to start a family of their own. Sometimes it takes months—or ev