Wolves

well...wolves howl. But they do make barking sounds to communicate.

If it's a Pomeranian dog and an Alaskan Klee Kai bitch, then yes, but if it's the other way, then I wouldn't advise it. A Pomeranian bitch would have a lot of difficulty whelping, because the pups would be too big. She Pom bitch could die from stress or loss of blood

here are a few names

bear

foxpaw

silver

bushtail

poppy

jeans

jorja

belaman

toran

beowolf

cuddle

Ginger

White

Tom

manetan

taimac

search the internet or think of someone elses name and juggle around the words or make up a random name like......

Jochim

Jenpra

Danpree

Durtac

what ever you think best it your choice

By Phoebe XOX

Thanks, but alot of those are a male name, mine is a female, but I guess I can think of something ~Hugs and Kisses NightLightFrost

depends on what type of snake......but if a small snake yes

If by "wolf children" you mean feral children then there have been several documented examples. Many of the more recent cases have come out of the former Soviet Union and Romanian orphanages.

Werewolves are mostly seen in deep forests, that is if they were real. Everyone has different opinions on where werewolves are seen, as they do not exist.

In the movies. 14 of the 15 werewolves I've seen were in the movies.

Eastern Wolves often fall victim to trapping, hunting and road traffic. They are timid and easily disturbed by logging and recreational activities. Critical wolf habitat continues to be lost to agriculture, the timber industry, and urban expansion.

The Mexican grey wolves main predator is actually the human itself. By destroying their homes and usual areas, we make them more at risk of extinction.

Water, the same as they drink in captivity

what he said and theres another good reason to whyfter eating, wolves will drink large quantities of water to prevent uremic poisoning..got that information off of wikipedia its kinda kewl you should researrch the parts of their prey that they eat. its a great article..its under the diet section. wolves obvously dont have anything else to drink lol think about their habitat

Humans take the largest toll on the wolf population due to the value of their fur and other pest control related issues. Wolves also have problems with other predators. Grizzly bears will often dug up and eat wolf cubs. Additionally, grizzly bears will try to scavenge the meat of other animals that wolves have killed, and may end up fighting the wolves away from the animal carcass. Cougars will also occasionally kill a wolf, for the same reasons. When attacked, a moose will try to kick a wolf. Occasionally, this will result in the wolf's death.

The northern Rocky Mountain wolf (Canis lupus irremotus) is a subspecies of gray wolf native to the northern Rocky Mountains and the high adjoining plains. It belongs to the class mammalia.

they eat a lot of poor baby bunnies

You may find a red wolf in North America in the states of Texas and I believe Louisiana.

Wolves were overhunted, but they are not extinct.

No. Wolves care for their young for several years before chasing them off to be on their own. Sometimes wolves never leave their parents' pack if there is enough room and food for them to stay. It depends on the resources available. Either way, a wolf never abandons it's pups when they're just over a month old, wolves aren't even fully grown until they are at least 2 years old.

No! They take care of them until they're the age where they can live on their own, then they leave them.

The above is Untrue, like Most Mammals Wolves will eat their own young depending on Pack Size and food availability, and to add a further note wolves are a Social Animal and do not leave the Pack until they are too old to hunt, then they simply wonder off alone finding a place to take their final rest.

Very young, very old, or sick animals. Wolves are not likely to attack a healthy adult elk.

According to pup feed manufacturers Wolf-Gro it's 38-39 deg C/100.4-102.2 deg F

Canis Lupus is the scientific name for the gray wolf.

grey wolves were first discovered in north America

Wolf colors vary depending on where the wolf lives. For instance, tundra wolves live in the northern boreal parts of Europe and Asia, so their fur is usually grey, with mixes of black, rust, silver grey and white. Since it's freezing up there, their coats are thick and luxurious and their pelts are often sold for high prices. Meanwhile Arabian wolves live in hot areas so they have adapted with shorter grey beige fur.