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    Living in a family group called “packs” makes the wolves a well-organized species. Wolves are very social and intelligent animals. Life cycle Gray wolves only breed once a year from between January to March. (Typically, only the male and female pack leaders.) After a 63-day gestation period, the mother will give birth to an average of 4 – 6 pups around the months of April to May. When the pups are born, they are deaf and blind, weighing in about 1 pound. During the first 3 weeks, while the pups are

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    There are about 200,000 Arctic wolves left in the world. They are considered in the least concerned category, so people have time to help save them. According to the website Arcticwolfproject.weebly.com, the Arctic wolf, or the Canis lupus arctos, is smaller than the Eastern wolf, but bigger than the Arabian wolf. The wolf’s fur color is mainly white, and sometimes grey, so they can blend in with their surroundings. They have rounded ears, are bulkier than grey wolves, and have shorter muzzles and

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    If they move 20 miles east one day, chances are the groups will move 20 miles north the next just for food. Giraffes live and travel in groups to find food. Wolves are similar to this in the fact that they hunt together to kill their

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    than other wolves, with white marks on the upper lips and dark marks on the front legs and tail, from which it gets its name, signatus (marked). The grey wolf was historically distributed across all of Europe (Mech and Boitani, 2010), however through the 18th and 19th centuries C. lupus was eradicated throughout Northern and Central Europe, with only some surviving populations found in Italy, Iberia and Eastern Europe (Breitenmosser, 1998; Mech and Boitani, 2003). The recognition of wolves as a keystone

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    Grey Wolf Research Paper

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    Grey wolves are unique and beautiful creatures that are a major part of everyday life in the woods, or anywhere in the wild really. They closely resemble dogs, and are part of the same family, and even act like dogs when young, but they are not dogs. When they are young, they will chew on bones, play with other pack members, and even play with each other if they’re bored or hyper enough. When the pups reach 3, they can either leave the pack to make their own, or stay. If they do decide to leave,

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    Gray wolves. To some, these creatures are monsters, harbingers of death and destruction. To others, they are simply misunderstood creatures, protective of their family and their pack. However, what either side does not know is that these creatures play a greater role in their ecosystem than one human alone could understand. Grey wolves are one of thousands of different keystone species- species of organisms that have a large effect on the health and stability of a particular ecosystem. But they

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    Waw Wolf Short Story

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    went. This was because he followed the wolf's trail which ended at a immense gap in a mountain that looked like it stretched beyond the sky. This cave was covered in wolf tracks from all directions. The cave seemed as if it was once a large den of wolves. It entrance was like a mouth that swallowed up everything that went in. The boy then took the first step in. As he treaded along this unfamiliar landscape he felt very anxious. Tons of questions zoomed through his mind. ‘What will I do to the

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    White Fang is located in many settings which include the following, In the beginning of the book we start off in the north.This setting is very important because without this the would most likely be no wolves in the first place since wolves live in cold places in the north. It also helps when the wolves are going through starvation because of the lack of food in the cold barren environment.Next is the novel White Fang it is in a cave by a river.This gives a place to raise White fang.Next there is the

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    Big Bad Wolf Short Story

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    wolf in his village , he would always mow the lawn for the other wolves in the village , sing to the children , and even feed the birds . He was just a nice guy all around in his village . But sadly the wolves had to go their separate ways when a mean fire hit the village , literally destroying EVERYTHING the wolves ever owned . The horrific fire destroyed their homes , clothing , and even a few died . It was just a bad day for the wolves period . But that didn’t stop Jacob from going on a long journey

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    Wolves Wolves are beautiful creatures to look at. They may seem like mean animals that attack just about anyone but that is not true for some claims. Wolves are sometimes misunderstood. They are described as a villain in many folklores. Today we will learn facts about wolves. We will learn how they come in all shapes and color, how folklores ruin their reputation, and how the wolves value family just as much as humans do. For the first fact of many, wolves come in all shapes and sizes also in colors

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