Wolves

Any dog, part wolf or not, can be dangerous to kids. Never leave children unattended with ant dog, especially young children or babies with puppies.

In the European mind, wolves long stood as a symbol of baneful, uncontrollable nature. As far back as the time of Aesop in 500 BCE (Before the Christian Era), wolves in literature are portrayed as wicked villains and long-fanged, terrible beasts. Before the Middle Ages, wolves were nearly always the greedy thief, criminal trickster, or cruel remorseless murderer. The wolf does not fare well in the European imagination.

The wolf of the bestiary was reputed to have only one cervical vertebrae; thus he was unable to turn his head and look behind him.

This is, of course, just folklore. Wolves can turn their heads

They have webbing.

Yes, foxes are cuter than wolves. Art tells it and even in the real world.

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Yes wolves can have heterochromia whether through genetics or health problems such as eye injury, inflammation, use of certain eyedrops, tumors, etc. The same also applies to just about every animal.

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A Well depends what you mean by together, they do sleep in a group but not right up next to each other (well if they're mates they probably do). In the winter they may group together a little more tightly but still have space between each other. They also sleep in the open, wolves don't actually sleep in caves and such.

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The WeuUkoo Pack - the Wolves of Sidh Eryn - are a family clan of about 25 wolves. They are related to the common European Grey Wolf, but they belong to a rare sub species (canis lupus canus) which was born about 4000 years ago. The live stock of these beautiful animals has come down to only about 150 animals. They are famous for their soft grey fur which is covered with all kinds of eye-catching markings. Their fluffy fur is softer than regular wolf fur, almost feline-like. In very rare cases, purebred WeuUkoo Wolves can also have brownish fur.

What makes the WeuUkoo different from other wolves is their ability to climb trees. Almost like foxes, they have flexible claws (though they can't completely retract them), which makes them tricky and successful hunters. They are living in a territory with many rocks and cliffs, but also a lot of forests, for what those claws and their big paws are very useful.

The WeuUkoo's hierarchy is just a little bit different from average wolves. The pack is also lead by an alpha, who can be male or female. Usually there is a female and a male alpha, but as the WeuUkoo Wolves have supporting counselors, they can also have only one single alpha. According to the situation, also the other wolves are allowed to have cubs (not only the alpha couple).

Many of the WeuUkoo are living a very spiritual way, honoring their legendary wolf ancestors and spirits of nature. Usually one or two mentors are teaching those old legends, often a shaman is doing that job. A few of them are also able to speak several animal languages, like with foxes, crows or weasels.

Every member has his/her place in the family pack, hierarchy fights are usually rare. There are consultants, mentors, protectors, fighters and guardians. The peaceful the internal ranking usually is, the stronger and powerful the pack acts against enemies.

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a wolf can a bite force if 800-2000 lbs depneds on the breed of wolf and the size

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there is the alpha wolf, who is the leader or the big boss.

There are currently about 350 Himalayan Wolves existent right now and 21 specimens are being held in containment facilities

There are different 'breeds' of wolves, like dogs. You know there's a difference between a Great Dane and a Chihuahua, it's obvious. The Timber Wolf LOOKS different from other wolves. Also, timber wolves live in different areas than some other wolves. You can have have mixed wolves in a pack, but mostly, they're all in separate regions.

Lots of people know wolves from their famous howl, or from all the books and movies about were-wolves.
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Wolves avoid conflict with one another. Individual packs stake out their territory and mark it with urine. This tells other packs that this land is taken.

Yes, wolves eat white-tailed deer, mule deer, moose, elk, caribou, bison, Dall sheep, musk oxen, and mountain goats.

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