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Die Odyssee der einsamen Wölfe
Die Odyssee der einsamen Wölfe

Die Odyssee der einsamen Wölfe

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The Odyssey of the Lone Wolf looks at the current topic of the return of a predator from the perspective of European wolf research. To this day, it remains a mystery to scientists why individual young wolves travel incredible distances of more than 1000 kilometers in search of new territory.

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Original Language

German

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Rating

8/10

Release Date

20 December 2016

Country

Germany

Cast

Volker Schmidt-Sondermann

Volker Schmidt-Sondermann

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