This is a tale of a wolf pack that the Grasslands trust was tracking. Indian grey wolf is a subspecies of the Eurasian wolf which is under the threat of getting wiped out. This film reveals a great danger that has emerged in the form of disease transmission from the free ranging dogs to the wildlife especially the wild canid species. This video was produced for spreading the awareness about our neglected Savanna ecosystems and the precious wildlife it supports like the Indian wolf which acts as a key stone umbrella species for the landscape. Canine Distemper virus is a fatal virus that affects wildlife universally. The film highlights the extent of the impact of this virus on the Wolves. With entire packs being wiped out, the film shows how local extinction is an imminent threat, considering these populations are isolated. We greatly thank RESQ charitable trust and Ecodaund for quick rescue of the wolves from the field and the treatment and diagnosis at the rescue centre. Also shading light on the CDV cases and sharing their knowledge on the topic. We are thankful to Nature in Focus (NIF) who have awarded this film "Winner" in the Conservation/Professional category of Nature in Focus Film Awards 2022. This award will help shed more light on this critical issue. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Direction, Script and Voice-over - Siddharth Kulkarni Produced by - TaleScope Pictures and The Grasslands Trust Cinematographers - Aditya Shekatkar, Rohit Kolhatkar, Vijayraj Jare, Samyak Kaninde, Ajinkya Ghogare, Avadhut Kanago, Pratik Joshi, Aniket Tupe. Narrators – Mihir Godbole, Neha Panchamia, Ameya Chandrachud and Nachiket Awadhani Editor - Ashwin Gokhale and Akshay Sakhalkar Shot at - The Box Studio