While this is cause for delight among many nature lovers, it's cause for concern and fear for others. The wolf has grown unfamiliar: this beautiful native animal was forced out of our forests for many years. How can we rethink our relationship to wolves now that the number of wolf packs in Germany and neighboring countries is increasing?Following the belief that understanding is the way to conquer fear, this atmospherically illustrated fact-based book introduces the reader to the life of a family of wolves. We trace the footsteps-or paw prints-of a young wolf, see how a wolf pack is initially formed, learn about life within the pack, and experience how the next generation of wolves leaves the pack and sets out on its own. Inside the large-format flaps there are attractive infographics and texts that explain facts about wolves' biology and how to interact with them.With 4 large flapsContains many facts about the biology, life, and behavior of wolves, as well as maps that show its habitats in Germany and Europe.