Wolves

it is ellegal to kill wolves in the US

yes

The alpha, or leader, of a wolf pack is usually the oldest, but there are circumstances where a young male wolf challenged and defeated an older alpha wolf.

you can you can even have a werewolf

The Canidae Family. They are Canids(aka Canine)

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Wolves have been around since the Ice Age. It was also because of wolves that we have dogs.

Wolves volunteered to be domesticated to help man... so whatever dog you have is a descendant of a wolf.

They are the same species but a different subspecies.

I have been trying to let out my inner wolf for months. I can't find out the best way, but what I have done is this- howling. Easy thing to do, but also lets your inner wolf feel free, but isn't just yet. Also, growl and snarl. May sound bad, it's perfect thouhgh! All you have to do to growl is to make a grr sound while vibrating. When you snarl, just make it louder and scarier. A humans vocal cords do not allow to make this sound, but if you can, perfect! Hope this helped. I am the Alpha F of my own pack

Wolves can hear better than humans.

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Because there aren't many animals to find so they use them for their sleds

There might be more . I think there is going to because so much has happened and you still might have questions

Not exactly known, probable between 2 500 and 4 000.

I don't think they^ got the question..

The Carpathian Mountains is home to Romania's wild wolf population.

To many Native American cultures, the wolf symbolizes strength, loyalty, and teamwork, often embodying the spirit of the wilderness. Wolves are revered as powerful teachers and guides, representing the importance of family and community. They are also seen as spiritual beings that connect humans to the natural world, embodying both the beauty and the harsh realities of life. Additionally, various tribes have specific legends and stories that highlight the wolf's role in their cultural narratives.

I wouldn't say there is an exact organism that they don't eat. But, I think it's possible to narrow it down to plants.

Wolfs are Carnivores, and hunt in packs, I think they will eat every kind of Mammal, so, I would say, They don't eat insects, nore reptiles, nore plants. But, considering Biology isn't where I base my studies, I don't know for sure.

I'm quite convinced on the results I have given you though.

~HellsBaran

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A wolf's teeth are about 1 or 2 inches long and they can also crush bones

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Yes. A human is more than capable of killing a wolf if he's got the right tools with him. Most wolves are killed from a distance, like with a bow-and-arrow or a rifle.