We don’t have a lot of context about the video below, but that’s okay. It’s still incredible with what we do have.
The video was posted to Facebook by Team 399, a page that tracks bears and wolves in Yellowstone and the Tetons.
Wolves aren’t very common in the Tetons, but a few dozen call the mountain range home.
Watch and listen as this stoic black wolf howls during a recent blizzard:
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