Cuteness Overload (Wolf Puppies Rescued)

[John Campbell]

Wolf pups rescued from wild fire

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2014/05/30/orphan-wolf-puppies/9764627/

Five wolf pups were rescued from an Alaskan wild fire and are being cared for at the Alaska Zoo. Watch the video for adorable wolf feeding and grooming. There's a lot of teething going on, too!

Be sure to watch the video...

 

[Patti]

LOL, the puppies were adorable, but the entire staff looked stiff as boards - sheesh, how could they take care of those precious little critters and act so aloof toward them? I don't know, maybe they were just shy about the camera, but I would be fawning all over those cuties!

 

[John Campbell]

LOL, the puppies were adorable, but the entire staff looked stiff as boards - sheesh, how could they take care of those precious little critters and act so aloof toward them? I don't know, maybe they were just shy about the camera, but I would be fawning all over those cuties!

I think it was more camera issues... Working in the pro industry, I have seen in many times... Hard to get someone to act natural while they know they have a camera on them.... especially if they are running camera lighting.... As a general rule people get real stiff unless they have been trained in front of one..

Would you like to volunteer.. Maybe I could bring over 3 or 4 cameras and let you talk about your babies so that everyone in the world can see it.. LOL, that is why I chose the back side of the camera. Working in the sports arena for a while, holding a camera close up on a coach talking about his team while being interviewed for a TV program can be quite interesting... That is why they have NON-Linear Editing...

 

[Patti]

I've been in front of the camera before, in front of a roomful of people much more frequently though, however I'll leave the video documentaries to you and Leonard I think...