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What do wolves eat and drink?
wolves drink water and eat meat
What do Arctic wolves drink?
Water, but they get liquids from the prey they eat as well.
Why are wolves afraid of water?
wolves can't really be afraid of water considering they drink it
Where do wolves drink?
Wolves drink fresh water. This can be found in different places but they usually drink from rivers, streams or freshwater lakes.
Do wolves drink salt water?
never
What type of water do red wolves drink?
Regular water. Water is water. :)
Do wolves drink fresh water or salt water?
Wolves primarily drink fresh water. Salt water is not suitable for their consumption as it can lead to dehydration due to its high salt content. Wolves fulfill their water needs by drinking from ponds, streams, rivers, and other freshwater sources.
Where does a grey wolf drink water?
Gray wolves stay near open sources of water. After the wolf feeds on a prey, it will drink large amounts of water to prevent uremic poisoning. A wolf's stomach can hold as much as 7.5 liters of water.
What do wolves drink in the wild?
Water, the same as they drink in captivity what he said and theres another good reason to whyfter eating, wolves will drink large quantities of water to prevent uremic poisoning..got that information off of wikipedia its kinda kewl you should researrch the parts of their prey that they eat. its a great article..its under the diet section. wolves obvously dont have anything else to drink lol think about their habitat
What keeps a wolf hydrated?
wolves drink water. They lean over waterholes and lap up water with a spoon-shaped tongue (this keeps the water from falling off) and drinks. Wolves may also dig up water underground. They drink a lot like a domestic dog does.
Is your urine white when you do not drink water?
yes. it turns darker if you drink only water
How often do wolves drink?
Wolves typically drink water daily, but the frequency can vary depending on their environment and activity level. In colder climates, where they may find snow, they might not need to drink as often, while in warmer areas, they may seek water more frequently. Additionally, their hydration can also come from the moisture in their prey. Overall, wolves are adept at adapting their water intake based on available resources.
