What is the past population of gray wolves in the U.S.?
There are around 200-300 in the lower 48 states.
An additional 3000 or more in Alaska.
Eh, i guess i stink like wet dog after a shower and i have puppy breath when i brush my teeth and if i don't i have dog breath but not all the time sometimes i smell really good to people.
How does reproduction occur in wolves?
As all other mammals do. Copulation occurs at the peak of fertility, and during this time the pair will spend most of their time together and in seclusion. During mating, the pair is locked into a copulatory tie which lasts for 5-36 minutes. Once pregnancy occurs the female will bear a litter of 5-6 pups within the gestation period of 62-75 days. Mated pairs will remain together for life and unlike dogs or other canine species, the male wolf will NOT abandon his mate to copulate with another. Their bond is forever.
a girl and a boy wolf like each other, like,like, they hump it out
Why do wolves compete against other animals?
the wolves try to intimidate eatchother. If that doesn't work they fight and whoever wins moves up a rank in the pack. 🐺 wolves 4 ever! 🐺 💗
Why do wolves only eat the salmons head?
I have heard that wolves eat only the head and brains of salmon due to a parasite in the body of the fish. I have observed wolves partaking of spawning salmon and all tthe fish on the bank only had there brains bitten out, No body flesh was taken.
Anyone know any moreon this?
Peter
Why do wolves howl at night by looking at the moon?
As the rumors of wolves say, they always howl actively at a full moon, but actually those rumors aren't true. The moon actually has a very little effect on the wolves. Wolves simply howl to interact with each other, and they howl at almost any time of day, but they howl a little more often when the moon is out. I hope this answered your question.
How do wolves kill their prey with their claws?
A wolf, like other canines, cannot use their claws to kill.
A wolf uses their claws to grip, grab, or keep a hold of fur or their prey.
Although a wolf's claw can leave a mark (Though not a deep one) it is not enough, no matter how much force, to puncture the skin of another wolf or a human being.
What is the young one of the wolf called?
Wolf young may be called whelps, cubs, or pups.
Hound young are called pups.
wolves sleeps in caves and somtimes under a tree or on a big rock
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Larger than the coyote, but smaller than the gray wolf..Males can weigh up to eighty pounds..
Is it common to find black wolves?
Black specimens are more common in North America than in Eurasia, with about half the wolves in Yellowstone National Park being black. Black colored wolves in North America inherited the Kb allele responsible for melanism from past interbreeding with dogs.
How long does it take for a wolf to grow into an adult?
a gray wolf can range from 59 inches to eighty inches. well the average length of the grey wolf ( or timber wolf ) is 6.5 feet long
Mexican wolves are 3.5 - 4.9 feet long, typical gray wolves are 4 - 6.6 feet long, and the largest subspecies of wolves are 4 - 7 feet long.
What can be done to avoid gray wolves from becoming extinct?
well i know that some internet sites help the wolves so you can help those sites out by donating money or maybe even just signing up on their sites would add to the ongoing struggle the wolves face.
What were the characteristics of the dire wolf?
The dire wolf was a relative of the modern-day wolf. It was distinct from other wolves by being even more specialized for eating meat. It was also stronger, capable of dealing with the larger mammals that lived at the same time as the dire wolf. It lived in packs and would prey on anything the group could overpower. This animal is believed to have gone extinct about 10,000 years ago.
What percent of species that existed on earth have gone extinct?
It is estimated that 99% of all animals that have ever lived are now extinct.
What is a body feature of a wolf and how does it help a wolf survive?
Fur - A double layer thick coat of fur to keep the wolf warm in cold enviornments. Can shed.
Eyes: Reflect light and make it easier to see in the dark.
Ears: Can hear up to a mile away, allowing to hear predators.
Nose: Can smell up to a mile away (THough it becomes very faint).
Teeth: Tears through the flesh of prey
Tail: Distinguishes the dominance order among a pack of wolves.
YES! Since both poodles and Maltese do not shed, their offspring does not shed either which makes them hypoallergenic.
In the wild Wolves rarely live beyond 10 years. However, they can live for up to 20 years in captivity.
Gray wolves have a lifespan of up to 17 years.
lifespam, ha ha. No offense. Just a typo.
5 to 10 years.
In the wild usually 8 - 13 years but in captivity usually 15 - 20 years.
250 years
about 10 years in the wild.
I think it was 10 years or less. They have a harsh living enviorment, so they can't live long. It's sad!
What is some info about gray wolf?
What I know about wolves? Well I know that wolves travel in a group called packs. And that the gray wolves are in most packs. And that wolves are stronger than dogs are, unless if a dog is very angery then it would have a chance. Also if a wolves is in range in the pack it would be the strongest than everyone. And some wolves were mistaken for a dog. Wolves would have to protect the others from the hunters so then their pack would die and that the cubs could survive for the future.
Also some people consiter wolves as a guide spirit for some and wolves can represent as something strong and powerful.
Are wolves native to Connecticut?
Native to, yes, still there, probably not.. While there have been reported sightings through the years, no FIRM evidence has been provided, even my sighting almost 20 years ago in the north western part of the state near New York was probably a fluke occurance and possibly not a wolf but some other domesticated breed or hybrid who escaped and turned wild..