Average weight is 80-100 pounds.
Male- 150-170
Grey wolves weigh between 20 and 68 kilograms, so they range between the size of a child or a thin adult human.
80-100 pounds is the average weight of a gray wolf. They can get up to 110 pounds if they have a good food source.
when they are born they weigh like 8 or more ounces and they gain like three pounds every two weeks
The Gray wolf weighs 80 - 170 pounds. The females usually weigh at eighty, and the males at 80 but mostly over a hundred to 170, and some wolves weigh over two hundred pounds.
The average weight of a wolf is around 100-160 pounds and they stand about 32-35 inches.
32-62 kg
(70-135 lbs)
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A large male can be over 145 pounds.
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A black wolfisn'tits ownspecies, it is just a different color of timber wolf (grey wolf). Therefore, its the same as a grey wolfs. :)
Woves? But to answer the question, you need to specifie what kind of wolf, the Arabian wolf can be 20 pounds but the grey wolf can be 130 pounds plus.
A Dire Wolf weighed if it was small 175 as much as the largest grey wolf but they weigh up to 270 because they have more muscles and bigger head strong bite but this also meant it had shorter legs
most grey wolves weigh about 160 pounds
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Grey wolves can weigh enywere from 25-65 kg.
A grey wolf pup costs $1000-$9000.
Grey wolf pups are born deaf and blind, and weigh about 1 lb when born. They can grow to be 41-63 inches long, and can weigh around 75-125 lbs.
That really depends upon the species and the age of the wolf in question.They can weigh up to 100 pounds or more.The largest of wolves can weigh 165 pounds or more.A standard Grey wolf would weigh about 75 to 125 pounds. This would vary somewhat with, say, arctic wolves who are somewhat smaller on average. Mexican wolves, smaller on average and the red wolf also smaller on average. ( in North America ).Wolves weigh 80 - 175 pounds, though small subspecies weigh 44-84 pounds.
The Gray wolf is1.24-2.11m in length
A pound at birth.
A grey wolf is a carnivore