Wolves

Two different authors have two different ways of thinking and writing. Farley Mowat wrote “Observing Wolves” and Barry Lopez wrote, “Wolf Notes”. Each had their own individual account of observing wild wolves. Through their writing styles and explanations, each author shows his view of the relationship between humans and nature. Animals tend to act very much like humans do in different ways. Mowat shows us each aspect of his observation time. Completely “spells” it out …showed first 75 words of 848 total…

…showed last 75 words of 848 total…humans, will acknowledge and respect the territory of another species. As long as the wolf and his den are undisturbed. Barry Lopez had more of a documented article that simply did not come to a conclusion at all. He observed and unlike Mowat, did not participate. Works Cited Comely, Nancy, et al. Fields of Reading.6th ed. New York:Bedford/St. Martin’s, 2001. Lopez, Barry. “Wolf Notes.” Comely 282-285. Mowat, Farley. “Observing Wolves.” Comely 256-259.