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Wolves Communicate with their Eyes?
Wolves and dogs possess certain ocular characteristics that allow them to communicate with other members of their species using their eyes alone, suggests a new study published in the journal PLOS ONE, giving new meaning to the common phrase "puppy-dog eyes."
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