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Wolves
A carnivore related to the jackal and domestic dog, two species of wolves are recognized. One is C. lupus, the gray or timber wolf, which was once widely distributed in North America, Europe, and Asia. The other is Canis lupus rufus, the red wolf, which now only occurs in northeastern North Carolina and on St. Vincent's Island off the Gulf Coast of Florida.
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What is the gray wolfs shelter?
The grey wolf's shelter is usually a den dug in the ground on a hillside or it can be underground with a tunnel about three meters long leading to where the cubs are.
If a wolves tail is straight up, or curled over it's back, it is the leader and you shouldn't mess with it.
If the wolves ears go back, it snarls, and at the same time, it's tail is partially under it's legs, it means it is frightened, but not enough that it wont attack.
If a wolf is smiling, then well... it's a happy wolf
If a wolf's tail is slightly raised, it means it is friendly, but it is not alpha.
If a wolf walks stiff legged, shoulder hunched, tail striagt down it means either it means buisness or it's in a fowl mood.
Does a Mackenzie valley wolf make a good pet?
Well, like any wild animal, they typically dont make good pets. Just like tigers in the circus, they are unprediacable and can snap at any moment. Even if you raise them from cubs, they have the instinct to kill in them. Some people do have wolves as pets, but they are experts, and have the proper knowledge of how to raise them, feed them, and take care of them. You dont just get one and expect to treat it like a dog. They have special needs. So if you are planning to get one, you need to read up on them and learn what you are getting yourself into. Plus, I'm pretty sure you need a permit. ;)
Are the timber wolf and gray wolf the same?
Yea, they are. It surprised me too.
Yes listen to him ^ the guy who using slang and incomplete sentences to answer questions. The timber wolf (also know as the eastern wolf) is a subspeicies of the gray wolf. Look Shlt up before posting retards.
There isn't one.
Gray Wolf is apparently a descendant from the mighty ruler of the Spirits in Northern America. He controls all the Canine spirits that come to him.
When are wolf cubs normally born?
Wolf cubs are usually born in the spring when the temperatures are warmer and the number of prey usually increases.
Do adult wolves teach cubs hunting skills or do the cubs learn them on their own?
Sorta of, I think that the parents teach most hunting skills, and their are some parts of hunting that are instinctive.
They Are most likely to live in the Grasslands and in the Tundra. Also even in the Tiaga.
Who is stronger in a wolf pack alpha male or alpha female?
Both wolves play a prominent role in the pack. The one with the most authority is usually the older one or sometimes simply the more physically stronger or aggressive one. Usually only the alpha female has pups and the alpha male is the father. Although, a different male may be the father if the alpha is simply uninterested. Also, sometimes more than one female will have pups. This sometimes happens if the hierarchy is in question and other wolves will also mate. So the authority can change and is not decisively male or female unlike most species.
No. If by 'snowdogs' you mean dogs that pull sledges in the snow, then definitely not. That's a HUSKIE. If you mean a dog that lives in the snow, then you are still wrong because a) Wolves aren't dogs and b) Wolves live in many environments
It was late in evolutionary history (the Paleocene period- which was 65/55 million years ago) when the Dawn Wolf (Similar to that of a enlogated fox) appeared. It could climb trees, and was POSSIBLY releated to the feline species. They originated from North America, and later spread to Asia and South America. (It is also said that they orginated from Siberia and Alaska too) and became what they are today, which is the now common Grey Wolf.
Do male dogs and or wolves regurgitate food for the pups or is it only the females?
The male wolf will bring back food to the young in this manner also.
How many castles are in Massachusetts and what are their names?
28 castles SEARLES CASTLE - Great Barrington USEN CASTLE - Waltham SEARLES CASTLE - Methuen STATE ARMORY CASTLE - Fall River KENILWORTH CASTLE - Holyoke WINNEKENNI CASTLE - Haverhill SHADOW BROOK CASTLE - Stockbridge HERRESHOFF CASTLE - Marblehead BANCROFT TOWER CASTLE - Worcester TENNEY CASTLE - GREY COURT CASTLE - Methuen NICKERSON CASTLE - Dedham UNKNOWN CASTLE - Rehoboth PARK PLAZA CASTLE - Boston BANCROFT CASTLE - Groton BLANTYRE CASTLE - Lenox AMES CASTLE - North Easton BOSTON UNIVERSITY CASTLE - Boston University UNKNOWN CASTLE - West Roxbury CASTLE RESTAURANT - Leicester PROSPECT HILL CASTLE - Somerville CASTLE CLAIRE - Greenwood EUSTIS CASTLE - Milton BATTLE'S HOME CASTLE - Lowell LORD'S CASTLE - Waltham UNKNOWN CASTLE - Quincy FREDERICK FAULKNER CASTLE - Lowell NEW AMERICAN CASTLE - Middlefield
How can you get removed from lists?
Ok now down to the good stuff! What do you do to get off lists? Well...if it is a behavior list then BEHAVE!!!!! But if it is something you got signed up for politly tell the person to please take your name off the list! Good luck.. :)
It depeneds on the famer.Sometimes when wolves get really hungery and no food is in their teritory but,a farm is,a wolf will eat a few sheep or a cow or even a pig.Some farmers are animal activists and and like them around.Some farmers like them because Coyotes live around the same area and kinda help to keep the Coyotes off the chickens.But,it is all a matter of opintion really.
