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Gray wolves typically live in packs in Canada, North America, and Asia, weigh around 115 pounds and stand 2.5 feet tall. They have gray, brown, black, or white fur and hunt large prey like deer and moose as well as smaller mammals, and adults have 42 teeth compared to humans' 32.
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- 1. Gray Wolf By Caleb Horne
- 2. What they eat? They eat deer, moose, beavers, and small mammals.
- 3. Where they live Canada, North America, and Asia.
- 4. Size 115lb 2.5 feet.
- 5. Color Gray, brown, black, and white
- 6. Fun facts Wolves live in packs. Adult wolves have 42 teeth compared to humans who have 32 teeth.
- 7. References www.ask.com www.wikipidea.com www.wiki.answers.com www.defender.com