Corrected sentence: Long howls from wolves sound spooky to us, but they are just the wolves saying hello and sharing news.
Why this is better (easy words):
- Clearer words: "Long howls from wolves" is easier to understand than "Long wolf howls."
- Right verb: We use "sound" because "howls" is more than one howl (plural).
- Comma before but: Put a comma before "but" because the sentence has two parts that could each be a sentence.
- Friendlier words: "Saying hello and sharing news" explains the wolves are talking to each other, not trying to scare us.
Kid version: Wolves' long howls may sound scary, but they're just saying hello and telling each other news.