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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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It's very rare for a wolf to eat a fox but the only kind of wolf that will eat a fox is a very HUNGRY wolf.
What are the ranks in a wolf pack?
Alpha, Beta, Omega, Gamma, Members.
If you mean 'Ranks' in a wolf pack, then here they are:
There is always and Alpha, who is the leader- and Alpha is A in Greek, and it means 'Comes first.' An Alpha always has a mate, who is lower in ranking, yet still up at the top. She is the only female allowed to mate in a pack. Then there is up to five Hunters, but usually there is only one in a small pack, as the Alphas hunt too.
Then their is usually a Nurse (male and female,) he or she will look after the Pups when the Hunters and Alphas are out hunting.
Then, of course there are Pups.
-Alphas
-Hunters
-Nurse(s)
-Pups (4/6)
That's a very broad question. As a biologist you could research populations and conduct research highly relevant to wolf conservation without ever getting near a wolf, or you could volunteer at a local zoo just to be around them. Zoos are usually a good place to go for local jobs in biology, ecology, etc. For a serious look at careers, I would suggest visiting the International Wolf Center (http://www.wolf.org/wolves/index.asp). You can find a lot of info there on the many kinds of jobs available. They have been lauded by many wolf researchers, including the famous Shaun Ellis. Acually, in fact, his story would also be a great resource. If wolves have a human poster-child, it's Shaun Ellis.
Which wolves are allowed to mate in a pack?
Only the alpha males which are like the leaders of the pack.
18 sizesget bigger the bigger the number is any way i have never seen anything a sze 13
What are the physical features of a wolf as it grows older?
There eye's starts to widen ,the fur get darker or lighter depending on habitat ,and there claws start to develop along with there teeth and agility.
Why does happisburgh not need protecting?
Happisburgh, a coastal village in Norfolk, England, does not require protection from erosion due to several factors. The local community has accepted the inevitability of coastal erosion and prioritizes resource allocation for more critical areas. Additionally, the village lacks significant infrastructure or economic assets that would justify extensive investment in coastal defenses. As a result, the focus remains on managing natural processes rather than attempting to halt them.
What are people going to do about wolves?
Some people prefer this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcB38vZmYJ8 Others want to protect them from going exstinct which means, gone forever. Wolves are being brought back in the U.S. They are now back on the Endangered Species List
Besides in Twilight, New Moon, Eclipes, and Breaking Dawn no.
Wolves are very fierce and territorial animals. Wolves will fight to protect their food, their young, their territory, and will fight for dominance.
To prove that they are the dominant ones and that there is one alpha male in a group of wolves; a pack.
It may be that they are just ,as we call it "Play fighting"
There are many various reasons depending on the circumstances.
What is best for that is a search engine like google.
:D good luck
How do you maintain relation with your ego that you are in love with myself not other peoples?
Ego-maniacal people love themselves for what they can give, and NEVER give without trying to get back something in return. They are vain. They never think of themselves as growing in mind and soul at all. People who love themselves (I prefer respect oneself) will give without strings attached or expecting anything back, BUT, in turn when they give respect they should expect it back from the person they gave it too. I always prefer as "being my own best friend " (I have two good friends .... God and myself.) If I do the very best I can (I may not always be perfect) it's the best I can do and I'm satisfied. One should learn from their mistakes. That's loving of oneself. Vanity shouldn't EVER enter into it.
What did Democritus say about the that has been proven true?
he taught a lot about Atoms. at the time they thought his theory to be true- but as science advanced so did our thinking. you might wanna check out this link; en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democritus
All life is sacred. Some cultures do revere wolves more than other cultures.
Wolves are VERY intelligent, probably in the top 10 of the World's most intelligent creatures.
Wolves are rather intelligent when compared to other animals. They are nowhere near the intelligence of Humans, apes or dolphins but certainly rank above fish, amphibians and reptiles. They are likely smarter than most birds as well as animals like mice, horses and rabbits. They rank above bears and domesticated dogs and are perhaps equal with big cats but would be slightly behind pigs and carrion crows.
There is no answer. A wolf can be humble and can be rough and arrogant
World trade orgizantion What are the good points about it and what are its bad points?
Countries get things they need for the things they have lots of and they make money! Some people cheat and rip off the countries who are less educated.
What are the names of the 32 subspecies of wolf?
There are actually (and supposedly) around 39 subspecies of gray wolf (no other wolf species have subspecies of themselves). Since this very question has been answered already, please see this related question below.
