12K views · 197 reactions | We all know wolves communicate using their iconic howls, but according to recent research they also use subtle facial expressions to show their intentions. So if a wolf winks at you, it might not be by accident ... | Earth Touch TV | Facebook

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649 reactions · 29 shares | What a beautifully unique animal!! This is a baby aardwolf — which actually isn’t a wolf at all despite the name. It’s one of the four hyena species! Absolutely incredible and so unique, with a diet made up almost entirely of insects (primarily termites)  . . . #Aardwolf #HyenaSpecies #WildlifeEducation #UniqueAnimals #AnimalFacts #Conservation #BeautifulAnimals #RareSpecies #NatureLovers #WildlifeDaily #AnimalEncounters | Rio Lilly | Facebook

Meet the aardwolf — a shy, nocturnal member of the hyena family that prefers termites and insects. But don’t be fooled by their peaceful diet, when it comes to territory, aardwolves are very serious. Aardwolves have anal glands that produce a strong-smelling secretion, which they use to mark their territory boundaries. The scent fades after a few days, so aardwolves re-mark frequently to maintain a clear signal to rivals. Shout out to our fantastic Founder Bill Given for this footage! . . . #the