Wolves

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.)

An antlion is any of a group of nocturnal insects from the family Myrmeleontidae, whose adults resemble damselflies.

Yes,In fact wolves are excellent diggers that's why people use wolf dogs to sled with because they can dig in the snow with their sharp claws.I hope this answered your question.

Clear, odourless discharge and sometimes a creamy type of dishcharge and lots of it is normal during pregnancy. If you have a smelly or particular coloured discharge it maybe the sign of an infection and worth mentioning to your Doctor.

Yes, but there is a really good chance that your or the "wolfy husky hybrid" you are refering to isnt part wolf at all. Especially if where ever he/she came from came with the title "hybrid". That is a red flag for uneducated. The correct term is wolfdog. They are not hybrids because a wolf and a dog are the same species (Wolf is Canis Lupis, dog is a kind of wolf, Canis Lupus Familaris)

Oh, yes, indeed!

As of June 2014, there are an estimated 10,000 Mackenzie Valley wolves living in Alaska. There are also between 1200-1500 living in states like Idaho and Northern Montana.

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One adaptation is it's long legs. They help it see over the tall grasses, as well as helping it to run without jumping constantly. Another adaptation is it runs with the legs on each side of it's body together, which helps it run faster, with vast distances.

Yes, they can.

it alot of the same things that go on with them

yes baby wolves do have babysitter the mother go and hunt and that the baby sitter stay with the the wolves then when the mother done she go back and she give some food to the babysitter like our mom they go to work and the baby sitter get payed not food

Wolves can only have puppies once a year in the spring. They usually have around 8 puppies, but over half will die before reaching adulthood. True high content wolfdogs only have puppies once a year in spring, just like pure wolves, as well.

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I think you've got the wrong idea! Alpha is the leader of a wolf pack and there is both a male and a female, the beta is second in command and the omaga is kind of like a spare part. The young, inexperienced wolves are known as pups. Female wolves are known as she-wolves and female dogs are known as bitches. (Not the swearing type of Bitch)

Wolves are adaptable and don't necessarily require forests to live. However, their prey may depend on forests to survive, in which case, the wolves would ultimately fall victim to deforestation.

Apparently its because males tracheas or larynxes or something in the throat is opened wider than females and it also depends on how the air comes out of your throat. if you want more info go to this website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vocals

Wolves will eat a lot of things, but among their favorites are deer, rabbits, foxes, coyotes, grouse, dogs, woodchucks, sheep, cattle, and antelope.
The gray wolves prey are elk, beaver, deer, and caribou.
They often pray on animals that are larger than they are, such as elk, caribou, and deer, but they also eat smaller animals such as beavers, hares, and mice.

Yes, the red wolf was reintroduced in the late 80's. They are between the coyote and grey wolf in size.

They are all family and all live together in the same den.

It's a wolf from a pack.

I think so, i recently saw a pack of 3 in my front yard by my trash, one white one in my backyard by my sisters window, and a few were chasing the horse my neighbors were babysitting. however, wolves dont exist anymore in texas. these or any you might see will be either a wolfdog (part wolf part dog) or a coydog (coyote dog) or even a coywolf(part coyote part wolf) the ones i saw had long hair and slender long faces, pretty big too.

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a litter of puppy's