196K views · 199 shares | It turns out, a lot of your dog's weird habits--like licking your face and showing off its belly--are leftover behaviors from its wolf DNA. | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

347K views · 11K reactions | There's something so calming about watching these otters gliding gracefully through Yellowstone National Park  | National Geographic Animals | Facebook

In the heart of Yellowstone and Montana, an unseen battle rages on. The majestic wolves, once brought back from the brink of extinction, now face a new threat. The war on these magnificent creatures persists, driven by those who see them as mere nuisances. But the non-consumptive community—comprising local Montanans, Americans, and wildlife enthusiasts worldwide—stands firm, their voices echoing in unison. They believe wolves have an inherent right to roam these lands and enrich our ecosystems.

Lone wolves no more - roughly 500 wolves inhabit Yellowstone today, following their reintroduction to the park. | National Geographic TV