Wolves

This is a great and controversial question. State and local governments don't recognize wolves in this area. When I was young, early to mid 1990s we use to go to a small country store in NEPA behind the counter there were pictures of animals the owner had photographed. Two in particular always stood out. He had plenty of deer, bear, and coyotes but he also had a wolf and cougar. My uncle was sure there were no wolves here. The owner took him outside to the back and he showed us that the picture was indeed taken in the backyard. It was nearly three times the size of the coyotes with that indistinguishable face. The cougar was another animal people sware aren't there. So much so history channel's monster quest filmed our area in search of mountain lions with no luck. These I have seen in person driving on a dirt road at night. I nearly hit one. It didn't even flee. It's head was well over the hood of the Toyota camery I was in. In my opinion, the more important question is are they still here. people tend to forget that there is an awful lot of woods out here.

a wolf eats meat

The first breed of dog is not known, but the 14 most ancient breeds of dog have been identified. They are:

Afghan Hound

(Afghanistan)

Chow Chow

(China)

Lhasa Apso

(Tibet)

Pekingese

(China)

Shar Pei

(China)

Shih Tzu

(China)

Tibetan Terrier

(Tibet)

Saluki

(Fertile Crescent)

Basenji

(DR Congo)

Akita Inu

(Japan)

Shiba Inu

(Japan)

Samoyed

(Russia)

Siberian Husky

(Russia)

Alaskan Malamute

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One way to answer this question: Wolves feel through their nerves throughout their entire body. Another way to answer this question: Well, usually soft like any other dog, except with a dirty feel because they are non-domesticated animals.

Throughout history, the gray wolf has been classified as vermin, because it competed with our ancestors for prey, and was powerful enough to be a threat to us. The truth is, wolves normally avoid humans, and only very rarely look upon us as prey. They are a major player in the natural order of things, and deserve our protection.

The Japanese wolf (Canis lupus hodophilax) is an extinct subspecies of the gray wolf and does not eat pickles are any other item.

Not very much, but if it's an arctic wolf they're more likely to eat arctic foxes than a normal wolf.

that isn't part of their prey. most lone wolves will try to catch birds or squirrels or small animals because they wouldn't be able to bring down a big animal without a pack. i think they do eat birds because they mainly eat meat.

Wolves are diurnal, meaning they can be abroad night or day.

a mammal that is known as the root of most dog species, a shy omnivore that is swift and can resemble a husky

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in parts of Alaska or Canada by the upper border of the USA

Click here for a map of the range of the gray wolf.

Canis domesticus is the genus and species of the domestic dog.

Wolves definitely don't harm people. In North America there isn't one recorded incident of a healthy wolf attacking a person . . . ever. Also, a lot of farmers complain that wolves are responsible for the death of some of their livestock and, while this is true, wolves cause significantly fewer deaths to domesticated animals than do dogs, coyotes, or mountain lions. Wolves are a wonderful animal that is desperately needed in order to obtain balance within the ecosystem. In fact, in the absence of wolves deer and other horned prey overpopulate and can cause trees to die off because they rub their bodies and horns against them so wolves are actually tree conservationists! Wolves have a rich family life that humans could learn a thing or two from but for the most part they just want to be left alone.

erm because people profer it not to small or not to big

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it is a dog that is wild

Different people have different opinions on wolves. I would say wolves are awesome. I also love wolves, they get a bad rap for blowing down little pig houses and eating little red riding hoods, but they are fantastic animals!

I'm not completely sure.

Some people say that they don't have to.

I think they do, however. Would it make sense if the two alphas weren't mates? Plus, in horse herds, the lead mare and the lead stallion are mates. So wouldn't it be the same for wolves?

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A baby wolf is called either a wolf cub or a wolf pup

The wolf jaw can produce 3,200 psi pressure which inables it to crush bones and such.

Very much a vertebrate! It is a mammal, and all mammals are vertebrates- invertebrates are all animals that have no internal skeletal structure, but have either gained an exoskeleton (such as insects) or have no skeletal structure at all (i.e. jellyfish, etc.)