They can dig twice as much faster than we can with shovels.
Well, if they didn't have paws, what would they use to walk on? "Paws" is just a word we use to refer to an animal's feet. Wolves use their feet for walking and running, and sometimes for digging and fighting.
No thumbs, so holding a shovel is out of the question.
Actually, paws are very efficient tools for excavation. The backward movement throws the dirt behind the animal, keeping it out of the way as the animal digs. Claws help break up the soil and with both paws going a canine can dig very fast when necessary.
dig,dig dig they'll sqeezeinto the hole plus they dig holes because they need to hatch a baby
Wolves need paws to chase their prey and kill the prey. They eat to survive.
Wide paws make it easier to walk/run in snow.
No. They have paws like dogs.
They use their mouth and claws on the paws
Yes they do. Just like wolves do. That is why some dogs scrape there paws backwards after going to the toilet. They are leaving more of their scent.
gray wolves move their front paws forward and their back legs go the opiset wayIt has long legs to run fast.
It's better for climbing and catching prey.
Bears eat any animals they can get their paws on. Wolves happen to be one of those animals. Bears will eat you if they can catch you so stay out of their way.
Sleep (I mean like, do they yawn or whine or curl their tail around their paws or something.)
As far as I know wolves can do everything a dog can. (sorry lol) I guess having four toes on their back paws are something. Wolves have five toes on their back paws. Dogs only have four. (not including the dew claw).
Arctic wolves and all canines have padded paws, and most have non-retractable claws.
wolves, particularly grey wolves, are renowned for eating anything they can get their paws on, from plants and fruits to humans and waste. if a wolf was hungry and the only animal nearby was an anteater, i am very sure it would eat it.