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Wolves Take Care of One Another
"For wolves, grooming efforts are gestures of intimacy that reaffirm emotional bonds.
Ultimately, wolf families are just like ours; they play together, eat together, groom one another, and most importantly, love together.
When it comes to wolves it's all about family."
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