Ethiopian wolves are the rarest and most endangered wolves in the world – and we had to learn more. In this video, we explore what makes these elusive animals so unique, from their life in the ...

Researchers have discovered that Ethiopian wolves, Africa's most endangered carnivore, consume nectar from the Ethiopian red hot poker flower. This surprising behavior, documented in Ecology ...

However, according to new research, the Ethiopian wolf has been acting as a pollinator in its native habitat, Scientific American reported. In a study conducted by the Ethiopian Wolf Conservation ...

Ethiopian wolves love to roam the flower fields of the Bale Mountains in the south of this African country. Some of them can do so for up to an hour and a half, excited by the bright orange spikes of ...

A conservation team's research reveals the Ethiopian wolf as an unlikely pollinator, consuming nectar from the Ethiopian red hot poker plants, potentially aiding in their pollination. This discovery ...

Whether the wolves can be effective pollinators remains to be confirmed, but it’s worth exploring what this means for the red hot poker flower. And perhaps the Ethiopian wolf is not the only ...

Whether the wolves can be effective pollinators remains to be confirmed, but it’s worth exploring what this means for the red hot poker flower. And perhaps the Ethiopian wolf is not the only ...

"They're not going to sustain these large animals with large energy needs." Still, Steenhuisen says the Ethiopian wolves appear to have joined the ranks of a growing list of mammals likely involved in ...

Ethiopian wolves seen foraging for nectar are potential pollinators Insects aren't necessarily the only pollinators, but the Ethiopian wolf could be an unexpected candidate, as recent observations ...

While red hot pokers can grow to 175 centimeters (5 feet 9 inches) tall, Ethiopian wolves measure up to around 60 centimeters (2 feet) in height and 100 centimeters (3 feet 3 inches) in length.