just like thousands of other species, over-hunting and illegal poaching. In itself, hunting is not necessarily a bad thing. Many cultures refrained from taking the best of the stock, in admiration and respect for that species. The gray wolf is currently not an endangered species. It has a very large range, occurs in several subspecies, and it's status is listed as "least concern".
Wolves are hunted by poachers all the time for various reasons. For money, for their coats or because they think wolves are evil things and the wolves end up becoming endangered so many people are trying to protect these animals.
No, no wolves at all.
wolves aren't extinct
Wolves are no longer considered to be endangered at least in the United States. They were originally put on the endangered species list because of over hunting.
Wolves were at one time on the brink of extinction and were rescued from becoming so in the 1970s. They were protected until 2011 when they were stripped of their protection under the Endangered Species Act by the US government. Instead they transferred the burden of this management to individual states and since then, more than 2,700 wolves have been slaughtered.
yes they are
Not anymore.
no*
No. Arctic wolves are not an endangered species. A subspecies of the gray wolf, which is listed as least concern.
Yes, there are still Mexican wolves but they are very endangered.
The Ethiopian wolf is most at risk from Rabies and Canine Distemper Virus (CDV) which is transmitted from domestic dogs kept by local herdsmen.
If your talking about all Lions and Wolves, other than just a particular species, there would be more wolves, as Lions are endangered, not that wolves aren't, Lions are just more endangered.