Wolves

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Some wolves like gray wolves and arctic wolves are.

I believe they have two, the Northern Rocky Mountains Wolf and the Mackenzie Valley Wolf

Here are all of the wolf ranks for your convenience:

1. The pack leader. ( Usually leads the pack.

2. The pack leader's mate.

3. The head hunter. ( Usually scouts ahead for nearby food.)

4. Hunter. ( assists the lead hunter in hunting, and scouting.

6. The protector. ( Protects the cubs in the case of an emergency. ( usually a female. )

7. Helping protector.

Did you notice that i skipped the 5th rank? I bet you did!

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There are not 5 ranks. There are 3. Alpha Male and Alpha Female Who have 90% of all the pups. Betas who protect the pups which in a pack there are about 2-4 in a pack. Then the omega who are treated horribly and then usually become lone wolves because of it.

Gray wolves live in the upper region of Michigan.

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Yes.! They cover themselves with human flesh and blood then hide in a red river,!

As far back as the relationship between humans and wolves goes, we humans discovered wolves pretty far back, even before we started to form small 'tribes'. The wolves were domesticated and became 'man's best friend' when early humans actually formed these 'tribes'. The wolves served as great hunting partners back at the time, not as pets. Over time, the wolves evolved into dogs. I hope this answered your question, and maybe went a little further.

it means they want to shag

First, you must see if the area you live in allows wolves as pets. Look up "wolves for adoption" and you should find many wolves being sold.

I would suggest just getting a large dog like a husky, or a german sheperd.

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Urine from a male wolf, or human, repels wolves. While camping in the wilderness where they is a chance wolves could be lurking, a human male can urinate a circle around the camp to repel wolves. This won't work for females because the lack of testosterone in her body.

Yes, the Timber Wolf, also called the Grey Wolf, is the tallest wolf in the world.

It depends on the scenario and the health of the two animals. The eagle has good advantage flight and sharp talons the size of a grizzly bear's claw. But the wolf has speed advantage, is smart, and has good jaws with rows of sharp teeth.

alpha wolfs eat first they eat meat and wild animals but always eat first although the alpha may have pups he still eats first no one will dere eat untill he has finished and the alpha female also has to wait untill the male has finished wich is really mean any way hope i helped

Wolves are not rare at all in most of their natural range.

Wolves are normally defensive towards humans and anythings that is a threat. They are offensive to their prey.
Wolves can be bouth offensive and defensive.Wolves are veary deffensive if when protecting their young or each other.They can be offensive with rival wolf packs or when their hunting the alpha wolf[pack leader] eats first then beta then omega.

We guess that wolves live in the rainforest. YES!

I know that some other books( not particularly about wolves) call outcasts Loners and/or Rogues.

Loner- animal or person who lives on their own but does not cause trouble with their previous pack

Rogue-animal or person who lives on their own but causes a lot of trouble with their previous pack

They yelp!! Because it hurts them!!

There are no wolves in the Amazon rainforest. In fact, there are no true wolves in South America.

Wolves surroundings depend on where they live. Arctic wolves live in snowy areas like tundras, like Antarctica. So they have surroundings of snow, ice, and freezing water. But wolves like the Gray wolf or the Timber wolf live in forests. Where there are hills, rocks, dirt, grass, trees (coniferous or deciduous) and fresh water. The Mexican wolf lives in deserts where there is sand, dry dirt, mountains, cacti, and very little water.

Mostly it is because there is a debate over whether canine vaccines are effective on wolf hybrids. There are bound to be other reasons, however, and it will vary widely from doctor to doctor.