Wolves

Sorry, but no if i disappoint but wolves don't live in good ol' Tennessee I'm from Middle Tennessee and know that wolves are being experimentally reintroduced to Smokey Mountain National Park.Also so you know i actually live in Middle TN I live in Chestnut Mound and also Bradford Creek.

Yes!

Wolves are pack animals and expert hunters. When hunting, they will often pick the easiest target, such as the sick or injured in a herd. When farmers came, the easiest prey items were their livestock, and wolves were killed to protect them. Ranchers are worried for this reason.

Where there is food. Wolves do not stay in one place for long, despite haveing established territories. Typically they'll be a good deal away from human establishments, but you'll still find one tempted by people who put dog food outside or leave trash cans open.

The wolves were re-introduced to Yellowstone in 1995. They brought them there from Canada.

The initial group of wolves was 31 introduced by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and is now approximately 2,000 today. The species lives in only 2 percent of it's original territory. Their reintroduction has helped with overgrazing by elk and deer and allowing the natural growth to prosper. This is considered to one of the great conservation tasks of the 20th century.

Typically there are no wolves in any rain forests.

No.

Officially, there are no gray or Mexican wolves in Utah (6/09). However, dispersing wolves tend to be secretive in their habits and wanderings. The gray wolf trapped near Morgan, UT in 2002 did not advertise his presence. There is a good possibility that a very small number of dispersing wolves will travel into (and out of) Utah in 2009.

323 miles and it takes about 4 hours and 54 minutes to get there.

Answer: They will stay in a sleep-like state for a long time & will not eatand could die.

Expanding human populations, and the problems that come along with it. Hunting the wolf as a predator of human's livestock, and even killing the wolf out of fear for their own lives and the lives of their children. This is the same story for wolves worldwide. Wolves rarely attack humans, preferring to flee when contacted. The Ethiopian wolf has a total population of around 490, with no more than 400 being breeding adults.

Wikipedia lists the Ethiopian wolf as the world's rarest canine, which is incorrect. The critically endangered red wolf, once found from Pennsylvania to Texas, has a wild population of around 110, all found in North Carolina's Alligator River Refuge, in the eastern part of the state.

There are many things that China does when compared to the US.

The food they eat on a regular basis would be drastically different. While many Americans eat bread, the Chinese do not on a regular basis. The main thing that would be mostly eaten is rice.

The way they speak would also be different. Americans speak English while, the Chinese speak Mandarin Chinese or another dialect of Chinese.

Many older generations and some younger as well, will wake up early to do their morning exercises. This is different from the US as many Americans will join a gym or jog/run along a set route. The Chinese will get together in the mornings at a park to do their exercises, dance or tai chi. Their main modes of transport would also be different. In China, many people do not own cars. They will ride their bicycles, take the bus, MTR (subway), walk, or take a taxi (which is drastically cheaper in China than in the US). Americans generally will have their own cars and drive themselves where they need to go.

The same way most animals blend.Their fur changes withe the seasons. A sort of black-brown for summer, and a yellow-white for winter. During winter, there fur color alone makes it difficult to see one unless you have sharp enough eyes to spot their eyes or nose.

about 8-10 years in the wild

I'll take a shot at the question. I suppose that all of the listed animals have some relation to a canine.

I looked this up and didn't find wolves in South America. They were listed in North America, Europe, China, but none in South America.

The maned wolf, Chrysocyon Brachyurus, is found there. Resembling a large, long legged fox, it is the only member of it's genus, and not a true wolf.

Usually a kind of cave or hole they dig. Usually a kind of cave or hole they dig.

Wolves generally try to stay away from humans so they might be if u invade there territory or come to close.

Well it will depend on the dimensions of body length + shoulder height so; According to wikipedia - Adult wolves are 105-160 cm (41-63 in) in length and 80-85 cm (32-34 in) in shoulder height. So if we do the smallest sizes 1st- 41+32 = 73 inches ( 6'1) . Then again the largest size 63+34= 97 inches (8'0)

In summation, wolves are rather tall animals on their hind legs; between 6 ft 1 to 8 foot, the average height for a wolf on their hind legs would be about 7'2".

It might increase if humans do not kill them

3 feet from the shoulder down.

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