"Howling" typically refers to the long, mournful cry of a wolf or other canines. It's a natural behavior among wolves and some other species of canines, often used for communication over long distances. In a broader sense, "howling" can also refer to loud, wailing sounds made by humans or other animals, often expressing intense emotions like grief, pain, or excitement. Additionally, "Howling" may also refer to "The Howling," a horror novel written by Gary Brandner in 1977, which was later adapted into a film of the same name directed by Joe Dante in 1981. The story revolves around a reporter who discovers a colony of werewolves in a small town.

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