Wolf Park Opens Window on Wolves and Howls at Night
Indiana's Wolf Park, 70 miles northwest of Indianapolis, houses 16 wolves in fenced enclosures with a 2 acre pond. Researchers like Erich Klinghammer founded the center in 1972 to study wolves and educate the public, drawing 20,000 visitors yearly. Marion the Barbarian, a dominant female, sparked pack realignments, while nightly howls drew crowds of families and researchers, ending with a vivid display of wolf and coyote chorus.
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