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Get Out There: Wolf Quest
On Animal Planet's "Get Out There," join the Wilder family in their quest to find wolves at Grand Teton National Park. Wolves travel in packs and usually live in dens. Learn more about wolves on Animal Planet.
Added: May 4, 2009
Views: 4037 Views
Runtime: 02:47
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