Nature World: Wolves at Seacrest Wolf Preserve in northern Florida are raised to be accustomed to humans, but some experts worry that this co-mingling is dangerously too close for comfort.
For a $25 fee, owners Cynthia and Wayne Watkins allow visitors to their preserve – billed as the largest such facility in the Southeast – to interact with a wolf pack. Nearly 10,000 people frequent the spot every year to get this rare opportunity.
It lets wolves become ambassadors for their species, they say, and helps…

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