Did you know a wolf’s sense of smell is key to their survival in the wild? 🐺👃 Wolves can detect animals over a mile away, and the part of their brain devoted to scent is about the size of a human fist, much larger than in humans. They use this powerful nose to track prey, recognize pack members through unique scent markings, and even avoid humans. #wolffact | Wolf Conservation Center

Which nose belongs to Lapua? Here's a hint-- she has a unique nose! Did you get it right? Out of all of these noses, only one belongs to a full wolf! Wolves have very gradually sloped noses that have no distinguished dip at the forehead. This angle is called a "stop" in dogs, and can be a breed standard trait! #wolf #wolfdog #education #fun #funfact | Saint Francis Wolf Sanctuary