What is the biggest wolf in the world?

Answer 1

the Arctic Wolf and the Mackenzie Valley Wolf, also known as the Canadian Timber Wolf. Both are a subspecies of the Grey Wolf. The average weight of both are 50-65/70kg, or 110-155lbs. the largest wolf on record is an Alaskan Wolf at 175lbs, or 80kg, 1944, in Bulgaria. Even so, the largest wolves that can be found are the grey wolves found in Northern Alberta, Canada. I don't know what subspecies they are, but they are most likely Arctic or Mackenzie Valley. They are normally seen in Wood Buffalo National Park. It was never officially recorded, but some say the biggest wolf recorded was at 125lbs in Alberta, but its not known whether this is true or not, as the picture could have been fake or changed to look larger, so on record, its the one from Bulgaria.Just to make it clear, Mackenzie Valley Wolves are NOT the same subspecies as the Alaskan Grey Wolf. They are often confused as the same.

Answer 2

The largest wolves are Arctic wolves and Gray wolves. They are both 4 - 7 feet long and weigh 175 - 176 pounds at average and also weigh over 200 pounds. The largest wolf ever that I have heard of was shot and weighed 240 pounds, though that record has not been published on websites or books.

Answer 3

The biggest wolf ever was not published on websites or anything but was shot and weighed 240 pounds and was seven feet long. I haven't heard of any wolves that heavy. There may be wolves that are as heavy or heavier.

Answer 4

The largest Russian Wolf is said to be 176 lbs.

Answer 5

The biggest wolf in the world is the Grey Wolf.

Answer 6

the grey wolf it's three time's bigger than a normal wolf

Answer 7

The gray wolf. Males can reach 130 pounds and more in some subspecies.

Answer 8

Timberwolves, of course! WOLF GIRL