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"Canis lupus."
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They've gotta be around here somewhere.
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No tracks. No fur. No sign of a hunt.
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We should probably just give up
and take this off-roading somewhere warm.
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We can't give up.
We've barely even started.
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We need to find out why wolves howl.
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Yes, Greybeard. Why do they do that?
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Maybe we shouldn't be
searching with our eyes.
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Maybe we should be
searching with our ears.
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Good idea.
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Did you hear that?
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I was hoping I just imagined it.
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You're right, Greybeard.
The wolf howl came from up ahead.
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Jane, what are the chances
we're gonna get eaten by wolves?
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Wolves rarely attack people.
We attack them.
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One of the reasons wolves are endangered
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is because they get hunted and poached
by people who don't understand them.
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So, a wolf's not gonna eat me?
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It's incredibly unlikely.
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But not a 0% chance?
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A wolf pack! There are so many of them.
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You're the only person I know who's
happiest when they're in the most danger.
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They're so happy.
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Look at their tails wagging.
They look like dogs.
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That's because dogs came from wolves.
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Dogs used to be wolves?
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Yep, until they started hanging out
with people a long, long time ago.
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Even poodles?
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Even poodles.
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I wish I could have a wolf.
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Not unless you wanna help it hunt moose,
deer and caribou.
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What?
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Wolves live in packs,
which means they do everything together.
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Hunt. Sleep. Play.
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The leaders are usually the parents.
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They're in charge
and all the others have to listen to them.
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That sounds like my house.
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But I still don't know
how we're gonna figure out why they howl.
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Jane.
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Do they howl to talk to each other?
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Jane.
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- Or to talk to other wolf packs, or--
- Jane.
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She's beautiful,
but why is she all by herself?
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Exactly. And how do you know she's a she?
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Girl wolves are smaller than boy wolves.
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Does she belong to that pack up there?
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If she does,
I don't know why she'd leave it.
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We have to find out.
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I thought we had to find out
why wolves howl.
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We get to do both.
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The more we can understand wolves,
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the more we get to help other people
stop being so scared of them.
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- Come on.
- Where are you going?
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The snowcat can't fit in the trees.
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We have to follow on foot.
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Snowshoe time.
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Maybe I could just stay here.
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There's another paw print.
And another one.
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Snowshoeing is harder than it looks.
It should be called snow-trudging.
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You're going in circles.
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No.
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She's circling us.
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I thought you said
wolves don't eat people, right?
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Right?
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Pugsley.
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Get back here.
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Hi, Jane. Hi, David.
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- Hi.
- Sorry about him.
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Yeah, he keeps getting out
when we move stuff into the hall.
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Don't you? You cute little runaway. Yes.
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It's cute. Can I pet him?
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Oh, yeah.
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Are you moving away, Mr. Abbasi?
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No, I am.
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I'm starting college
in this adorable small town.
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It's really close to the ocean
and far from my parents.
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Careful, Saadiya,
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or we'll move in next door
and enroll in your college.
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Won't we, Professor Pugsley?
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Mom says it'll be a great experience.
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Do you see my running shoes?
I don't see them.
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Well, poor little Pugsley disagrees.
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I think he's trying to follow you
to your school.
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Dad, I'm gonna visit all the time.
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Where else do you think
I'm gonna do my laundry?
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Well, don't tell me. Tell him.
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Look at him. He's inconsolable.
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I'm going to visit all the time.
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Promise.
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Now come on. Let's keep packing.
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I have an idea. Come on.
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You know, we're actually studying
Pugsley's ancestors, Canis lupus.
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That's probably
the scientific name for wolves.
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We're trying to figure out
why they howl
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and why one would leave their pack.
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It would really help our mission
if we could take Pugsley for a walk.
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How would that help your mission?
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Since dogs are related to wolves,
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observing Pugsley
would tell them more about wolves.
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- Exactly, Saadiya.
- I love that idea.
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My mom's gonna be back
with the moving van soon.
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So if you guys could watch Pugsley,
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that would really speed up
our packing time.
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There you go.
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- Thank you.
- We'll take good care of him.
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Why is everyone leaving me?
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First observation,
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he likes to sniff everything.
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And bark at everything.
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And pee on everything.
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I wonder if wolves do that too.
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Sounds like dogs
got their howl from wolves.
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Wait, is Pugsley trying to talk
to that ambulance?
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And is a wolf trying to talk to Pugsley?
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That must be our wolf,
but what is she saying?
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"Howlo"?
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See what I did there?
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"Howlo"? Like hello, but with a howl.
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The wolf howl is coming from around back.
Come on.
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Jane, do you think we should be
walking towards the howl?
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Remember how the wolf jumped out at us?
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Well, maybe she just wanted to play.
We'll observe from a distance.
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You'll observe from a distance.
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Greybeard, you're with me.
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You'll protect me, right?
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There's our wolf.
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What do you think she's waiting for?
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Does she think Pugsley's a wolf like her?
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Was she trying to call him over?
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What's that sound?
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How do I stop this thing?
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Oh, no. Wolves don't usually
attack people but they do attack dogs.
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- But doesn't she think he's a wolf?
- Not anymore.
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Pugsley, come back!
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Dad, did you see my hairbrush?
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What are you doing in here?
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Just making sure we got everything.
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Lil Chomper.
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Do you remember when you got her for me?
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More like won her for you.
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That baseball didn't
get in the barrel by itself.
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I must have spent over a hundred dollars
on that game.
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Is that Pugsley?
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Wow, Pugsley scared her away.
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Maybe he's more wolflike than we thought.
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Who's a tough little guy?
You are. Yes, you are.
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She was probably surprised Pugsley wasn't
another wolf like she thought he was.
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Maybe we should take Pugsley back
to Mr. Abbasi and Saadiya?
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But he just helped us figure out
that wolves howl to talk to each other.
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True, but then he scared our wolf away.
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We'll never learn why she's on her own
if he does that again.
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You're right. I'll take him back.
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Are you ready for more walksies, Pugsley?
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Walkie me if you see anything.
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Will do.
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They're probably starting to take
Saadiya's stuff down to the moving van.
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I have an idea. Let's show Dad and Pops
how good I am at taking care of you.
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That way, they might let me
get a dog of my own.
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Come on, pups.
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- Hi, Mrs. Abbasi.
- Hi, Jane.
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If you see Saadiya or my husband,
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can you please tell them
to hurry up with the boxes?
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- On it.
- Great.
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Any sign of the wolf?
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Did that howl
come from inside our building?
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Wait up, Greybeard.
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Hi, Mr. Abbasi.
Mrs. Abbasi is looking for you.
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- There you are.
- Hey, hon.
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You know we rented this van by the hour.
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Let's go. Go, go.
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Do you see her?
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Me either. Where did she go?
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That's not the wolf we've been tracking.
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It's bigger. That means it's a boy.
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And he must have left his pack too.
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That must be
the girl wolf answering his call.
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And she's coming closer.
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I think we're finally going to
get some answers here, Greybeard.
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Remember,
the cuter and better behaved you are,
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the better chance I have
of getting my own dog.
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Maybe this is not
the best time to meet my family.
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Girl wolf!
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The wolves aren't
just talking to each other.
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They're also telling each other
where they are.
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How else would the girl
know to come to the basement?
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They look so happy they found each other.
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I wonder if finding each other
was the reason they left their packs.
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- No, Pugsley, no!
- Pugsley!
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Jane, what do we do?
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Find him
and get him away from those wolves.
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- I'll go after him.
- And we'll get ahead of them this way.
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Okay.
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Hey, Saadiya.
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Hey, Jane.
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You okay?
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No, not really.
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Pugsley got out of his collar
and ran away from me and David.
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- What?
- That's not even the worst part.
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He's also being chased by two wolves
that probably want to eat him.
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That's not good.
But it's not the first time it's happened.
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The escape thing. Not the wolf thing.
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- Let's look for him together. Come on.
- Okay.
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- Pugsley?
- Pugsley?
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- Pugsley?
- Come here, boy.
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Pugsley?
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Nice rabbit.
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Thanks. Her name's Lil Chomper.
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I've had her since I was little.
My dad got her for me.
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My mom got me Greybeard
when I was little too.
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Pugsley?
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Why were you sitting
on the staircase with her?
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I guess I finally just
realized that I'm leaving.
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Aren't you excited?
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I am. But I'm also--
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I don't know-- kind of scared.
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Of what?
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Being on my own in a new place
where I don't know anyone.
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That makes me wonder if the wolf
I'm tracking
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is scared of being on her own too.
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Do wolves get scared?
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- Does Pugsley get scared?
- Yes.
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Fireworks, thunder, garbage trucks,
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and every time he sees himself
in the mirror.
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"You cannot share your life with a dog
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and not know perfectly well animals
have personalities, minds and feelings."
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Jane Goodall said that.
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So, if Pugsley has feelings,
then all animals do.
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But what does a wolf have to be afraid of?
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So much. Human hunters and poachers.
Even other wolf packs.
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Wolves attack each other?
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Oh, yeah. They attack each other
if they get too close to their territory.
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Not easy being a wolf, huh?
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No.
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Not easy being a person sometimes either.
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But I bet
if wolves can go through all that...
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Then I can handle moving away?
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I guess it's time for me
to be brave like a wolf.
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I can't live with my parents forever.
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Can't live with your parents forever.
That's just like the wolf.
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I'm gonna go look for Pugsley outside.
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You keep looking for him in here.
And thanks for your help, Saadiya.
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We helped each other.
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Pugsley?
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Pugsley?
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David!
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Did you find him?
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Not yet, but Saadiya helped me
figure out why wolves leave their packs.
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They can't live with their
parents forever, just like Saadiya can't.
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I don't get it.
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I'll explain later because I also
figured out how we can find Pugsley.
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How?
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I still don't get it.
253
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Don't worry, you will.
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There they are. And there's Pugsley.
255
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Now we just have to
get them away from him.
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Remember what we talked about?
On three. One, two, three.
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They're leaving.
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Pugsley!
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Pugsley, I've got you.
260
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I'm so sorry I lost you.
261
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And that you almost got eaten by wolves.
262
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But I'm never, ever, ever
letting that happen again.
263
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So, wolves howl to find each other
and scare each other away?
264
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I remembered wolf packs don't like
when other wolves are in their territory.
265
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So, I thought they might howl together
to keep other wolves away.
266
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What were you gonna do if it didn't work?
267
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Good question. I'm just happy it did.
268
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Time to get you back
to your pack, Pugsley.
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- Pugsley! Hey! I'm happy to see you.
- Hey. Oh, my gosh.
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You have to stop running away, Puggy-baby.
271
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I'm so sorry I let him get away.
272
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It's okay.
At least you saved him from the wolves.
273
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I'll explain later.
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I can explain now.
275
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We discovered wolves howl to talk.
And just like Saadiya,
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they go off on their own because they
can't live with their parents forever.
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Can't they?
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No, they need room to
become their own person.
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Or wolf.
280
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Exactly.
That's how new wolf packs get made.
281
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But you don't have to do
everything a wolf does, do you?
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Especially because it's harder
for wolves to leave home.
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- Why?
- Because they get hunted and poached
284
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by people who don't understand them.
285
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Like I didn't.
286
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Well, I understand now that if
you love dogs, you should love wolves too.
287
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Because they both have feelings.
288
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Now you've lost me.
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I'll explain on the drive.
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Okay.
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Deep breaths. Okay?
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Bye, guys.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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- Safe travels.
- Thank you.
295
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Jane, do you think we could
start a dog-walking business?
296
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I really wanna spend more time with dogs.
297
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Good idea.
298
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But before we do that,
I have a couple dog ancestors
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I wouldn't mind spending more time with.
300
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Wolves are cute from a distance.
301
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And when they're not
trying to eat Pugsley.
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You know what's even cuter
than grown-up wolves?
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Soon they'll be digging a den
where their wolf pups will be born.
304
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And the new pack
will really start to grow.
305
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Wolf puppies? I have to see them.
306
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Just remember,
mom and dad wolves are very protective.
307
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Like I said, "Cute from a distance."
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Help save the wolves!
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Found it.
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I'm thinking we can use this to make
a sign for our new dog-walking business.
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Great.
312
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What are you doing?
313
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I'm trying to find a spot
to connect to Wi-Fi.
314
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Our call is starting any second
with Dr. John Linnell.
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The wolf scientist?
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Maybe he can give us tips
for our new business.
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Got it.
318
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Perfect timing.
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Hi, Jane. Hi, David.
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Hi, Dr. John.
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Please just call me John.
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Hi, John. Thank you so much
for talking with us about wolves today.
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That's my pleasure. It's always
nice to talk to people about wolves.
324
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And dogs.
325
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We're starting a new dog-walking business.
326
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Because Jane loves walking
and I love dogs.
327
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Well, that's really cool
because dogs need lots of exercise.
328
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Just like the wolves,
their wild relatives.
329
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How are dogs related to wolves?
330
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Dogs are wolves.
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Wolves that don't ever grow up.
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What do you mean?
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A dog just behaves
like a wolf pup its whole life.
334
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In the wild, a young wolf would grow up.
335
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It would begin to challenge
the older animals in the pack.
336
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A dog doesn't have to do that.
337
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We give it food
and it never challenges us.
338
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It just stays in that
little cute puppy stage its whole life.
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Is anything else the same?
340
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Yeah. They communicate in the same way.
341
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Well, they wag their tails
when they're happy.
342
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They put their ears up and down
when they're happy and sad.
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They show their teeth
when they're a bit angry or scared.
344
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They howl the same way too.
345
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That's how we saved Pugsley from wolves.
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Howling helped us
with our wolf mission today.
347
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Howling. You mean something like this?
348
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That's basically what we did.
349
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Do wolves need to live in the wild?
350
00:19:27,084 --> 00:19:28,502
That's a great question, Jane.
351
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So wolves in Europe
don't need to live in wilderness.
352
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They're able to live in farmland and
countryside, often very close to people.
353
00:19:36,635 --> 00:19:38,929
So people have wolves in their backyards?
354
00:19:38,929 --> 00:19:42,182
Yeah, but not everyone likes
having wolves in their backyard.
355
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We just have to help farmers and shepherds
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and the other people living in the
countryside learn how to live with wolves.
357
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Teach farmers how to use guarding dogs
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and electric fences
to keep their animals safe.
359
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Protecting farm animals
is the first step to protecting wolves.
360
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Why are wolves important?
361
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Our planet needs animals.
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Wolves are also beautiful, and we just
simply need more beauty in our lives.
363
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But most importantly,
they have the right to be here.
364
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Who are we to say
that they shouldn't be here?
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They sure are beautiful.
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00:20:11,837 --> 00:20:13,005
What can we do to help?
367
00:20:13,005 --> 00:20:15,299
We need to break
the myth of the Big, Bad Wolf.
368
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Share the similarities between
wolf families and human families.
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They raise children, they have emotions
and they're individuals.
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Helping people
look through the eyes of the wolf
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will also help people
look through the eyes of other people.
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00:20:28,145 --> 00:20:30,397
So we can all work together
to help wolves?
373
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Precisely. And you're never
too young to voice your feelings.
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So ask a grown-up to help you
write a letter to your local government.
375
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And voice your concerns about
how wild animals are being treated.
376
00:20:40,657 --> 00:20:42,075
That's an awesome idea.
377
00:20:42,075 --> 00:20:44,620
We can start today with the people
we meet on our dog walks.
378
00:20:44,620 --> 00:20:46,914
And I'll ask my dads
to help me write a letter.
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- Thank you, John!
- You're welcome.
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The future of wolves and all wildlife
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depends on young people like you
caring about them.
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So good luck
with the rest of your adventures.
383
00:20:55,964 --> 00:20:57,674
Bye.
384
00:20:58,425 --> 00:21:01,345
Come on. Let's clean up,
so I can put John's photo on my hero wall.
385
00:21:07,518 --> 00:21:11,355
I'm thinking we should name our business
"Wild Walks with David and Jane."
386
00:21:11,355 --> 00:21:13,357
- Why is your name first?
- Alphabetical.
387
00:21:13,357 --> 00:21:16,818
Yeah, well, you wouldn't have come up
with the idea without the wolf mission.
388
00:21:16,818 --> 00:21:17,861
And I came up with that.
389
00:21:17,861 --> 00:21:22,574
True. How about
"Wild Walks with Two Best Friends"?
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00:21:22,574 --> 00:21:23,659
Deal.