wolfs can be killed by a disease or us, of maybe some times another wolf!
no animals can eat cougars...Wolf's Eat Cougars when they can catch em :)
Not at all. Black wolves only kill certain animals that live in their territory. One black wolf cannot take down an adult moose or a cougar, but a pack of black wolves might.
Wolves do not eat plants. They eat meat and are predatory animals. They will prowl for prey that they can kill to eat.
It is possible, but the wolf is more likely to win.
Themselves and sometimes man, but they will kill almost always other animals-- never harm men unless for defense
A wolf will quickly swallow as much as it can, or risk others in the pack pushing it away from the kill. Domesticated dogs, once pack animals like the wolf, will also gulp its food.
yes a pitbull could kill a wolf but it would have to be weak so it would be easier to kill it
Yes, but bears only kill wolves if it is persistent on protecting its carcass and the wolf is harassing the bear. Bears will also attempt to kill or maim a wolf if it is threatening the life of a sow's cubs. Black bears are larger and stronger than a wolf is, which is enough to enable such a beast (the bear) to kill a wolf.
Yes, many things can kill a wolf, A falling rock or even a lack of food.
It is possible for a German Shepherd to kill a wolf, although it would likely depend on the specific circumstances such as the size and strength of the animals, the element of surprise, and the level of aggression from both animals. Wolves are generally larger and more adapted to hunting than domestic dogs, but individual factors can play a significant role in any confrontation.
wolves kill and eat sick and injured animals with altogether help the animals they ate...SAVE THE WOLVES!!! wolves kill and eat sick and injured animals with altogether help the animals they ate...SAVE THE WOLVES!!!
A wildebeest has a stronger, heavier body with hooves and horns that can knock out the wolf if the wolf attacked. Also, a wildebeest can kill a hyena if it can kill a wolf.