Norway’s Polar Park lets visitors get up close and personal with magnificent wolves, who you’d usually expect to contained behind a fence. For their Howl Night, visitors can spend the night amongst these magical animals as they howl to the moon and also the Northern Lights. People can see the wolves’ habits, snuggle with them.
In the wild, wolves are naturally scared of humans, and this can cause them to roar when they’re stressed. As for Polar Park’s animals, they were trained to appreciate the company of others and feel calm around humans. Guests are welcome to use this rare, up-close setting as an opportunity to learn more about the welfare of these gorgeous creatures.
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