A wolf was caught on camera displaying behavior never seen before in wild canids, members of the dog family, as it appeared to use tools to gather food. The animal was observed in the Indigenous Haíɫzaqv Nation Territory on the central coast of British Columbia swimming out to a buoy marker, dragging it back to land and then reeling in an attached crab trap and eating the contents. | The Independent

THE LONE WOLF OF THE ROOF OF AFRICA Standing high above the clouds on Ethiopia’s vast mountain plateaus is the Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis) — the rarest canid on Earth. Its bright amber eyes, long legs, and rusty red coat make it look almost fox like, yet it is a true wolf, shaped by one of the harshest and most beautiful landscapes on the continent. Ethiopian wolves live only in the Bale and Simien Mountains, at elevations so high the air turns thin and the ground is covered in giant lobelia