Wolves

Because a bunch of idiots go out there and decide "Hey, we're idiots, lets go kill some wolves!" The only reason I'm answering this with the word idiot so many times is because wolves are my favorite animals. There for they are awesome because I am awesome. Anything else is beyond importance. Drill baby drill!:)

Wolves live in a pack=a family for humans Wolves hunt with each other, working with each other=humans do the same Wolves look after each other, care for each other, even mourn=Humans do the same Wolves will never leave behind a fellow packmate=some humans do this Wolves never leave orphans orphaned=some humans do this Wolves will attack anyone or anything that threatens it=humans would do the same Wolves rarely attack humans=some humans look for any possible chance to attack wolves http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcB38vZmYJ8

the largest wolf pack ever recored was 37 wolves!

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It varies, but wolves tend to be running at 36-38 MPH.

If humans were at the bottom of the food chain (if we assume that we did not replace the sun as the main energy source of the planet) then we would need to get our energy entirely from photosynthesis, meaning our cells would be full of chloroplasts, and our skin would be green. We would be eaten by everything from caterpillars to small herbivores.

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b. Wood used as a building material

Basically - wood.

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No, for the most part, owls are not scavengers. They are predatory animals and most owls are nocturnal, meaning they hunt at night. Owls typically consume small rodents, other birds, fish in some cases, and insects.

I can find no reference to a vicuna wolf. There is a llama-like mammal called a vicuña and a manned wolf (not a true wolf) and both live in South America.

Wolfs may disperse from their pack anytime they are driven out or leave, there is nonspecific age, but normally males leave more then females to mate since only the alphas can mate in the pack, except for the occasional non-alpha breeding. During the winter is the time most wolves mate, so some may be driven out of the pack or leave to start a new one.

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The originator of the binomial system to name species in Latin was Linnaeus. He named many common species, naming wolves in 1758the originator of he binomial system, Linneaus, named wolves Canus lupus. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canis_lupus

No, there are no gray wolves in Mississippi, nor have there been in the past century. Reports of red wolves, a smaller less dangerous wolf, have been made throughout Mississippi though the species is reported to have died out in the 1970's. Red wolf coyote hybrids are the closest things to an actual wolf in Mississippi unless illedged sightings of red wolves are true.

Not to long along a picture was in the Sun Herald, someone shot the wolf and had a picture on the front page, not sure of the breed, but it was huge!

The animal usually eats vole,elk,deer,moose,sheep,goats,caribou,muskox,bison and fish(sometimes). Those listed animals are herbivores.

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Whether it is classified as bipolar or by some other name, yes, dogs can be depressed in many forms. Some dogs can miss their owners so much they will become lethargic, chew their paws, their hair may fall out or they may chew at their fur and have patches missing. It is important that ANY dog gets lots of loving and lots of exercise. Generally when a dog becomes aggressive and moody in nature there is a physical cause for it. Example: My next door neighbors had a Golden Retriever pup and I gave the pup it's first toy. I would go over and play with the pup right up until it became an adult. Without warning the dog became extremely aggressive in nature and would bite. I refused to go over to visit because of the dog. Most owners will say 'Oh he/she won't bite' but no one knows their pet that well and I knew this one would. The owners treated the dog well. When the dog was 10 it had to be put to sleep and it turned out the dog had a cancerous tumor on the brain.

Wolves don't likely attack people but they might attack people. They mostly attack domestic pets.

Wolves, as in the animals in the real world who walk on all fours, do play some games...But usually only younger wolves do. Some ideas for games that wolves in the wild play include: Chase/tag, wrestle, hunt(some wolf pups can for example pretend to hunt a rabbit, which is really a pinecone), race, and puddle jump(basically wolves jumping in puddles). These are just some of the possibilities for games. Just use your imagination, I guess :)

Yes.Red wolves because they are so much alike will sometimes mate with coyotes which is one of the three threats of their survival the other two are the hunting of wolves and habitat destruction red wolves and coyotes are do much alike that they are sometimes mistaken for each other scientists only found four pure bred red wolves and the rest were all half coyote.

You would have to check not only your state laws, but also your city/county laws if you are serious about getting one. Many states allow wolves, but most of them you need to get USDA licensed and a permit, which most of the time is very hard to get. One of the requirements to be licensed is building a large enclosure, but that is hardly the only requirement.

Red wolves weigh anywhere from 16 to 41 kg (35 to 90 lb) but the average weight is 24.5 kg (54 lb)

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