Worn down by the endless swiping on apps, it’s easy to understand why many on the hunt for love are deeply disillusioned by the state of modern dating. Yet one real-life epic love story has proven that romance is still very much alive, kicking and — in this case — tail wagging.
Driven by the desire for a partner, three male African wild dogs left the safety of their pack in Zambia to embark upon a 2,563-mile odyssey fraught with danger, to find mates. Crossing crocodile-infested rivers while evading the threat of lions and humans alike, the young brothers covered a distance roughly 249 miles shy of the width of the United States in under nine months.
