Yes, I'm sure there are.
Even though there are signs of other packs in WolfQuest. There is no 'wolf pack'. The only wolves you are able to run into are stranger wolves, dispersal wolves, and on the final mission (if you enter another pack territory) a wolf will appear and chase you out.
Depends whjat you mean, you can find dispersal wolves, ones that have run away from home. and you can find stranger wolves that inrtruse on your terriotory
Wolves. WolfQuest is meant to be an educational and realistic simulation game that teaches people about wolves and their pack.
there is,FeralHeart you can be a lion and a wolf there....
You cannot bite other wolves on WolfQuest, not either in Single Player nor Multi-Player.
You can be any age to enter WolfQuest. Its a fun free game for all ages to learn more about wolves.
everything i know about wolves, i learned from wolf quest
There are five pelt color and tint options; I suppose the white pelt option is there to simulate an arctic wolf. However, since WolfQuest is based on a real-world location (Yellowstone National Park) and is intended to be educational, arctic wolves are very unlikely to exist there in reality, so it's not very likely arctic wolves would be an option.
No. This is since the game is designed to be educational, and wolves in the wild do not do this. Therefore it would not be educational.
feed them and protect them from other wolves, coyotes, eagles, and bears
That is not possible. WolfQuest is about wolves. It is not CoyoteQuest (nor are there plans for other animalQuest games!) and it cannot be done, no matter where you may have heard or read that rumor.Remember: the game is about wolves, your objectives are to find a dispersal wolf and raise a litter of wolf pups. ;)
actually, there is no ep three. not even in the planning, but 2.5 might come out soon