Wolves

The second most dangerous wolf is often considered to be the gray wolf (Canis lupus), particularly in situations where they feel threatened or are protecting their territory or pack. Although attacks on humans are rare, gray wolves are powerful predators capable of taking down large prey and can be aggressive if provoked. In contrast, the most dangerous wolf species is often regarded as the Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis) due to its vulnerability and the unique threats it faces in its environment. Overall, wolf behavior is heavily influenced by their environment and circumstances.

some people say the devil wolf because of its red fur its scientific name is lupus Rufus the grey wolf is also knock as the grey hound or lead coyote its scientific name is lupus lufus the black wolf is a dispersal wolf it is a wolf that has run away from its home pack to make its own

To make it scary.

wolves are very adaptable and can live anywhere so long as there is prey, and not so many humans running about.

However, currently most wolves live in either desserts, tundra, artic, and borealis

Not if it is watered in after putting it out. It would be dangerous if the dog got into the aluminum sulphate and ate all of it. I am assuming it is the gardening aluminum sulphate.

The form is often used more loosely than in the past.

The wolf's shoulder comes to your waist,or hip.

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NO. Wolves are WAY too big. Somtimes, Red Wolves eat snakes if hunting is bad.
There are no native snakes large enough to eat a wolf anywhere wolves are also native.
There are no native snakes large enough to eat a wolf anywhere wolves are also native.
There are no native snakes large enough to eat a wolf anywhere wolves are also native.
There are no native snakes large enough to eat a wolf anywhere wolves are also native.

Actually, wolves weren't bred with any other animal to create the domestic dog. The first domestic wolf wasn't bred right away, it took many generations to get a truly domestic dog. The people would breed two wolves, then pick out the most docile of the litter to breed with another docile wolf, and the it goes on and on until the person gets a domestic pet. To make different breeds of dog that we have today, people would breed the domestic wolves with for example, a dingo, or another wild dog that became domestic over time.

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Other wolves. And there have been cases where bear and wolf cubs play together. Animals can have symbiotic relationships with animals from a completely different species but i'm not sure if th gray wolf has any, mybe the raven.

The original answer to this referred to the howling of wolves and was fully unrelated. You can find out almost anything about the legendary blues giant Howlin' Wolf, (Chester Burnett) by accessing his biography site, www.howlinwolf.com - - and on my own site www.howlingwolfphotos.com where, besides the many rare and iconic pics I took with him are family photos, including his two step-daughters, taken when I visited him at his southside Chicago home. I have heard there may be another child of his own fathering but have to look into that.

no, dogs don't have horns in general. they don't even the fur tufts called horns.

no. An average Cougar is not much bigger than an average wolf. But some alpha male wolves are bigger than Cougars. However wolves live in a pack and can communicate over miles with their howls. If you ever find a wolf alone, there is another one not far away. Cougars try to kill easy prey. Wolves are not an easy prey. If I were to put money on a Cougar vs. Wolf fight, I'd bet on the Wolf.

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I think gray is associated with age (as in graying hair), and metal.

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Some grey wolves have white tails!

But... some of them are just grey and that's all. ( If you think it ain't true look in a book called: True Facts Of Grey Wolfs)

Don't know about the wolf, but a baby moose is called a calf.

Dog were domesticated about 15,000 years ago.

Alpha: lead, leader, head, regal

Dominant male.

Or maybe: Top dog!

they eat meat, have fur and like little kids

Grey wolf not live in the rainforest or the desert because no bisons or other icy animals live in these 2 habitats and also because bisons or other icy animals don't live here.