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An intimate look at canis lupus, the wolf. Filmed in Yellowstone National Park, Montana, Idaho, Alaska and Quebec, the film offers a look at the relationship between people and wolves, wolves and the environment, and what people can do to offset the damages done to the native wolf population

Filmmaker Jim Dutcher and his wife Jamie lived with gray wolves for three years to make this documentary, and their work reveals complex social behavior never before captured on film. You'll observe the dominance of the pack's alpha male and the submissiveness of the omega wolf. You'll see the pack initiate new members, and witness the critical moment when the alpha selects a mate. Perhaps most incredible is the bond developed between the wolves and...

Banished to the wilderness as the result of human persecution, wolves are finally winning their advocates, thanks to their intelligence, adaptability, and resourcefulness. This documentary follows these amazing hunters throughout the northern hemisphere and details how a dedicated band of researchers is helping to restore the wolf population.

Sequel to the original Balto. Balto's daughter, Aleu, travels into the Alaskan wilderness, tangles with other wolves and has many adventures

The united village of sheep and wolves leads its steady and peaceful life when two unexpected guests suddenly arrive, a Polar fox and a small ewe, who bring mortal danger with their arrival. Grey, the new leader of the united tribe, must convince the sheep and wolves that unity is the only solution to any obstacle.

Balto: Balto, a sled dog in Alaska, makes an arduous journey to bring life-saving medicine to a town during a diphtheria epidemic. Balto II: wolf quest: Balto, who is part dog and part wolf, and his daughter Aleu journey through the Alaskan wilderness to help Aleu discover her wolf heritage. Balto III: wings of change: When an airplane pilot claims he can deliver mail and supplies faster than the sled-dog team, Balto and his pals rise to the challenge....