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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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How do you read a boys emotions?
Well theres two types of guys, ones who are honest and up front and those who keep to themselves. The ones who are up front will most likely tell you there intentions, the ones who keep to themselves probably wont. try reading his body language(eyes, hands, lips, fidgeting etc.) but be wary some guys will use and abuse you, find someone nice.
What can you do to protect Ethiopian wolves?
support and donate to those who are trying to protect them
just tell them how you really feel but tell them in a nice way so they wont be as hurt. if that person wants to get back together just tell them you'd rather stay friends (only if it is really serious)
Holiday can honour people because then people can get away and have a breaak instead of all the stress. Holiday can also honour people to look at new sights.
Do wolves kill puppies as in dog puppies and do they also kill Arctic foxes?
Wolves are not likely to come into contact with canine pups, but if they somehow were able to, it is more likely they would adopt it as part of the pack. A little known fact is that wolves do not typically kill pups.
While the biomes of arctic foxes and timber wolves do have some crossover, and they may feed on some of the same animals, the fox is more likely to run and hide when faced with a wolf or pack.
Can a wolf crush steel in one bite?
A steel can perhaps, but that not steel of any reasonable thickness.
The hunting habits of a wolf mainly consist of stalking their prey and attacking in packs. This allows them to readily take down very large prey.
wolves are aggressive animals and lives in packs to survive, some young wolves leave packs to find a mate and make a pack on their own. wolf packs have territories which they live and hunt in and guard the boundaries from other wolves, wolves use body language to communicate, such as, if a wolf with higher ranks than another wolf, than they would have their chests and tail higher than the wolf with lower ranks, the wolf with lower ranks would be in a half lying and half crouching position when another wolf dominates him/her, also they will have their tail down. wolves also howl to communicate and sound the alarm or start a hunt or to mark their territory. wolves guard their boundaries by patrolling daily or pee to mark and sometimes scratch the dirt to put down their signature. also of a wolf gets into their territory, then they sometimes will do a howling contest or get in fights or chase them out.
Wolves belong to the Canid family. Since the over hunting in America there are no or few wolves in North America. Wolves thrive in Asia now. They are very social and live in groups called packs. Wolves usually have a litter of four or less pups. During fall wolves find a mate, during winter they move to find a den, then in spring the female gives birth. Wolves come in many different coat colors, black, white, gray, dark orange color, mixed and many more. Wolves are coming extinct and they are protected by the EPA. ~camcamwolfgirl
What are the wolf's main sources of food?
In winter, the Arctic Wolf's main source of food is the mouse! Hard to believe, but proven by science.
What would you call a red and black male wolf?
It depends on what part of the world the wolf is from.
Where is the horn located on a 1980 Fiat Spider?
The horns are behind the front grille on the left side of the car.
The Tundra Wolf (Canis lupus albus) is a subspecies of the Gray Wolf. Males of this large subspecies can go from 63 inches to 74 inches from nose to tail tip and females can go from 60 inches to 73 inches from nose to tip of tail.
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What does Read like a wolf mean?
it smean sidk ....hit meh up later u nerds da wanna knwo it smean sidk ....hit meh up later u nerds da wanna knwo
if u mean r wolves in danger or endangered. either way the answer is yes.
How do you get rid of tics in your house after your friends dog was here?
Avoid the temptation to do something, meaning spray insecticides. Your risk of ticks in your house is very low.Even if your friend's dog had ticks on it, those ticks are actively trying to bite and latch onto the dog in order to feed. Assuming that somehow some tick or two fell off of the dog and are on your floor, the likelihood is that it will die on its own or be sucked up next time you vacuum. If you should see a tick, simply kill (squash) it or flush it Avoid the temptation to do something, meaning spray insecticides. Your risk of ticks in your house is very low.Even if your friend's dog had ticks on it, those ticks are actively trying to bite and latch onto the dog in order to feed. Assuming that somehow some tick or two fell off of the dog and are on your floor, the likelihood is that it will die on its own or be sucked up next time you vacuum. If you should see a tick, simply kill (squash) it or flush it
Wolves usually mate in winter so that the young will be born in the spring when food is more available and the weather is warmer.
Is a wolf a secondary or tertiary consumer?
it's a tertiary consumer which are carnivores or meat eaters secondary consumers and omnivores or animals that eat both plants and other animals.
Wolves are very very intelligent. They learn how to live in a pack and get it to run smoothly. Their hunting is amazing way they live is amazing. Read about wolves and you will find that they a not dumb at all!! Wolves are defiantly not dumb.
