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These Wolves Like a Little Treat: Flower Nectar

The Ethiopian wolf, Africa’s most endangered predator, has a sweet tooth.Although the wolves are otherwise strict meat eaters, scientists have spotted the canids slurping nectar from torch lilies, which are tall,...

An Ethiopian wolf drinks nectar from a Kniphofia foliosa inflorescence at Bale Mountains National Park, in Rira, Ethiopia. (Adrien Lesaffre via The New York Times)

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