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Title: A Compelling, Scientific Account
Review: Never Cry Wolf is a compelling autobiographical account of a scientist's research into wolves in the wild. The descriptive story of Farley Mowat's scientific expedition to northern Canada, including his detailed observations of wolf pack behaviour is told clearly in chronological order. The major characters in this account: the author, a wildlife biologist on his first assignment; the Innuit, an indian tribe native to northern Canada; and the wolf pack, subject of Mowat's study; are vividly brought to life. The author uses well-selected events to describe the wolfpack, the Innuit and himself in their daily lives; his first-hand descriptions of interactions with the the natives, the animals, and their environment make for interesting and informative reading.I would recommend this book to anyone interested in the life of a biologist studying wolves in the wild.
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