Are wolves carnivores

Answer 1

Wolves are actually omnivores but the major portion of their diet is meat.

Answer 2

They are by all means carnivores, to be as specific as possible, facultative hyper-carnivores. Basically what this means is, in order to maintain a healthy and ideal diet they need to consume meat for at least 70% of their food intake. Facultative means that this is optional, more specifically that they are capable of eating and digesting plant and fruit material, as opposed to an obligate carnivore that cannot (such as all cat species).

Another Answer

Wolves eat large ungulates (hooved animals) like elk, bison, moose and deer. They may also eat birds and rodents. So, yes, wolves are definitely carnivores.
They are carnivores.
Yes, they are meat-eaters.
Yep definitely.
Yes, it eats meat!
Yes, wolves are carnivores. Carnivores eat meat. Wolves eat meat. So wolves are carnivores.
Yes. Wolves eat meat. Carnivores are meat eaters.
The wolf is an omnivore. However, wolves prefer to eat meat more often than berries or any other plants. Their diets range widely, and some of the main foods in their meat diet are voles, caribou, and other deer and small animals. What they eat also depends on where they live, meaning in some places there aren't any caribou or other foods.
Yes they eat meat fish.
Yes a wolf is naturally a carnivior but it will occasionally eat berries
Yes a wolf is a carnivore.
Wolves lovelovelove to eat rabbits, mice, squirrels, and such. They are carnivores.
Carnivores are literally, "meat-eaters." Wolves feed on animal prey, including deer, moose, rabbit, and other animals in their habitat; So, yes, wolves are carnivores.
Yes they are carnivores.
yes wolfs are carnivors and hunt in packs and can kill almost any mamal,reptile,or eaven some times birds
yes

Answer 3

Yes a wolf is a carnivore.

Answer 4

They are carnivores.