The Wolves of Algonquin: a history of a misunderstood animal - Haliburton Echo
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By Angelica Ingram Standing on Highway 60 on a warm summer evening in August a field naturalist lets out a long vibrant rich howl into the dark night sky. The air is still and quiet as 2000 people stand alert patiently waiting for a response.And then it comes a chorus of howls reverberating over the thick woods of Algonquin Park simultaneously greeting the thousands of visitors who have come to hear them.The immensely popular wolf howls have been taking place at the provincial park since 1963 wh