Why is the wolf considered a mammal?

Answer 1

Is the wolf green and does it make food from sunlight? Then it can't be a plant

Is the wolf microscopic? Then it can't be a bacteria or protist

Does the wolf grow underground and produce spores and fruiting bodies like mushrooms? Then it can't be a fungus

Is the wolf multicellular and a consumer with no cell walls? Then it has to be an animal

Answer 2

Yes. Mammals give birth to their young, and nurse them. Wolves do both of these.

Answer 3

Wolves are vertebrate because they have backbones.

Answer 4

A Wolf is a mammal because it feeds live young with breast milk.

Answer 5

Because the red wolf is a animal and it has a backbone so it fits into animalia

Answer 6

Because it is a animal