Some of the rarest animals in the world were recently caught on camera! Camera traps maintained by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) captured footage of red wolves in the heart of the Alligator River Wildlife Refuge, the site where USFWS had initially released captive-bred red wolves exactly thirty-three years ago. There are currently only 9 known (collared) red wolves in the wild and we're lucky enough to see two here. The stunning creatures in this video are 10-year-old F1849 and 3-ye

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Sound on for Sounds Wild! 🔊 Red wolves are the rarest canines on the planet — and at one point it looked like they might disappear forever. But their story is still unfolding, and they’re now clawing their way back from the brink thanks to renewed efforts from conservationists, local Tribes, and government officials. In the newest episode of the Center’s Sounds Wild podcast, host Mike Stark talks with Will Harlan, our Southeast director, about the magic of red wolves, their future in North Caro