How do wolves react to danger?

Wolves will naturally avoid danger by leaving the scene. Only when they perceive an inability to avoid danger will they stay and fight.

they react to danger by attacking !!

No, wolves are of least concern for now.

The wolves are endangered because we are destroying their habitat.

Yes. In my science non-fiction book called Follow the Polar Bears, there was a snow wolf and two polar bear cubs and their mother, and their mother smelled danger in the air. There were two snow wolves and because there was danger in the danger came from the wolves -- because the wolves eat bears.

They flee from the danger, and very rarely fight it.

if u mean r wolves in danger or endangered. either way the answer is yes.

Quite simply, they aren't. Wolves prefer to avoid human civilization unless they are desperate for the food found in garbage. We are far more a danger to them.

Yes, the Mexican wolf is currently listed as endangered.

people of ember react to danger by closing up and not doing anything about to scared to stand up for themselves

CFC's are a danger to ozone. They react with ozone to deplete it.

Yes, where wolves are present, they drive off or kill coyotes.

They don't react to their enemies. They remain in shallow waters to avoid danger.

Yes people are hunting them for sport and out of fear.

Wolves are actually very good swimmers when they have to be. They do not get into the water for fun, but they will swim to catch prey or avoid danger.

a wolves niche is too keep the pray population in check without wolves there pray wold be on street and maybe even in homes

Unicellular Organisms react from danger my simply moving away. ----

They are afraid of humans and generally will stay away.

Every sea animal execpt the shark, Wolves r in danger, polar bears, and tigers.

All koalas, both male and female, react similarly when they are in danger. They climb the nearest tree in order to escape the danger.

Yes, they do, but a coyote is always in danger from being killed by a pack of wolves should they get too close.

Siberian wolves will attack livestock, and since they hunt in packs they can kill larger prey such as reindeer. Since wolf populations are not in danger in this area, hunting wolves is allowed.

Wolves are the apex predator in most of their habitat so have no animals from which they need to escape or hide.

They are a pack and keeping a eye out for danger and/or hunting.

Not usually. In fact history notes several tales of wolves suckling human babies as their own. Given that wolves are canine, and all dogs stem from wolves, it would not be possible to breed dogs if wolves held a genetic danger to humans. Contrary to legends and folk syories I don't believe their is one factual recording of wolves killing humans. Another piece of useless information for you, Polar Bears are the only animals that just consider humans as meat.