Watch Yellowstone wolves bring 'toys

An adorable post shared by Yellowstone National Park, however, is a reminder that our canines still have more in common with their ancestors than we give them credit for.

The video, shared to the national park’s Facebook page Tuesday, was recorded by Yellowstone biologists in spring of this year. In the video, gray wolves can be seen trotting back to their dens with gifts in-mouth.

While gray wolves living in the national park don’t exactly have access to squeaky balls and pull ropes, they still enjoy something to chew on, said the national park’s post. Instead of returning home empty-handed when a hunt is unsuccessful, adult wolves can be seen in video clips returning with antlers, animal bones and sticks, presumably to serve as teething remedies for bite-y puppies.

In a series of clips, adults belonging to a group called “Mollie’s Pack” can be seen strutting past wildlife cameras with “toys” of various sizes between their teeth. The videos were compiled throughout the spring, as litters are generally born mid-April. By late October, the pups begin traveling with the pack and learning to hunt.