Homes of The Wolves
Wolves AND Wild Dogs
Kinds of Wolves
Fat Wolves
Teamates
Families
Growing Up In A Pack
Here We Come!
Howling at Strangers
Smelling IS Believing
Scared of Wolves??!!
Love THE Wolves
Wolves Relationship
Wolves Diet
Red Ones????
Red wolves live in the southeastern United States, where they are endangered. These animals actually became extinct in the wild in 1980. Scientists established a breeding program with a small number of captive red wolves and have reintroduced the animal to North Carolina. Today, perhaps 100 red wolves survive in the wild.
Wolves and Dogs!?!
The dog and the wolf are actually the same species. Their physical appearance is similar but their instincts, disposition and temperament vary widely.
The gray wolf, or simply the wolf is the largest wild member of the Canidae family. The dog is the domesticated form of the gray wolf.
The Master
The leader of the pack is mostly the one who protects the whole pack but, it's not just him who protects the whole pack. Others from the group help the leader protect, hunt, and kill. The pack leader usually make the decisions on weather they leave or stay. If they leave that means the one who got kicked out can't return to the old group but, it can get back into an other pack that he finds!
Communication
Wolves use body language and facial expressions to communicate with each other. Dominant wolves will freely look other animals directly in the eye, this declares and reinforces their superior rank.
Wiping Out Wolves
By means of hunting with horses and dogs or trapping in pits, traps and cages, wolves were completely wiped out in England by the early 1500s. Scotland killed its last wolf in the mid-1700s. Most European countries eventually finished off their wolf populations soon after. A few still live in eastern Europe, India, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Middle East. No one knows how many survive in Russia and China.
Speed of Lighting
Population
Nobody knows exactly how many Wolves there are in Sweden. The inventory made in 2012/2013 pointed to a total of 350 wolves in Sweden and Norway (most of them in Sweden). The number of litters expressed as a female wolf with pups, amounted to 38.
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