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What does dire wolf alpha do in Hearthstone?
Trying to figure out what this card does
It is a 2 attack and 2 health beast minion. It has the aura such that any adjacent minions to it will have a temporary +1 attack bonus for as long as they are adjacent to it on the board.
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When was Dire wolf created?
Dire wolf was created in 1858.
What was the date when the dire wolf was endangered?
The Dire Wolf has been extinct for over 10,000 years.
How was the dire wolf extinct and how long ago?
the dire wolf went extinct because there started to be less and less of them. everyday a dire wolf had got killed by a human, another animal, or from not eating
What year did the dire wolf become extinct?
the Dire Wolf died off between 10-16000 yearsago.
Which wolf pup becomes the alpha wolf pup?
The wolf pup that becomes the alpha wolf pup depends on a few things. One way a wolf pup can become the alpha wolf pup is to defeat the current alpha wolf pup. If there is no current alpha wolf pup then they must prove to the other pups that they are either the strongest or the best leader.
Can you use the word dire in a sentence?
what was so dire ? The surgery was very dire .
What were the characteristics of the dire wolf?
The dire wolf was a relative of the modern-day wolf. It was distinct from other wolves by being even more specialized for eating meat. It was also stronger, capable of dealing with the larger mammals that lived at the same time as the dire wolf. It lived in packs and would prey on anything the group could overpower. This animal is believed to have gone extinct about 10,000 years ago.
Who is the alpha wolf in the series teen wolf?
The alpha is derek's uncle, Peter Hale
What animal is Can-Do in Alpha and Omega?
Can-Do is an Alpha Wolf
What is Latin for alpha wolf?
Lupus Alpha
What is the name of prehistoric wolves?
the dire wolf
What is a wolf father called?
The father of wolf pups is typically the alpha male of the wolf pack. Only the alpha male and alpha female breed within a pack of wolves.
