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Wolves live across large parts of Europe, Asia, and North America. They have muscular bodies, gray and white fur, and eat a variety of prey including gazelles, deer, and carrion. Wolves live in packs and are more aggressive during mating season and when challenging the alpha male. Wolves are endangered due to being hunted by humans when they attack livestock. There are currently 406 wolves living in Catalonia, and wolf puppies are born blind and deaf, staying with their mother for three weeks.
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- 1. THE WOLF
- 2. INDE X1. Where they live 2. Appearance 3. Food 4. Character 5. Why they are in danger 6. How we compare with another animal 7. How many there are today 8. Breeds of wolves 9. Wolf puppies 10. Images 11. Video
- 3. Where they live Red part is where wolves once livedGreen part is currently home to wolves
- 5. APPEARANCE Wolves have got a muscular and agile body that makes 1-1,4m of lenght, 70-80cm of high and 30- 40cm of the tail The most typical fur of the wolf is grey and white
- 6. Food The wolf is carnivore. They eat: 1. Gazelles But they also eat carrion and tubers 2. Other wolves3. Deer And a lot of more animals
- 7. Character The wolves are more aggressive: • During the mating season • When it’s time to change the alpha male
- 8. Why they are in danger Minimu m risk
- 9. Why they are in danger The wolf is endangered because the humans have been killing them. They attack herds and hunters often kill them.
- 10. How we compare with another animal I have chosen to compare the wolf with the dog Domestic dogs and wolves have in common twilight vision, very good sense of smell and hearing. The character is one of the things that differentiates the wolf from the dog
- 11. How many there are today There are 406 wolves in Catalonia
- 12. Breeds of wolves
- 13. Wolf puppies Normally , only the alpha couple reproduces the Wolfpack . Mating occurs between January and April The gestation period lasts 60-63 days. Puppies, weighing 0.5 kg, are born blind, deaf and depend on their mother. They are born between one and fourteen pups per litter, which reside in the burrow until they have three weeks old .
- 15. ARTIC WOLF
- 16. Steppe wolf
- 17. ITALIAN WOLF
- 18. Tibetan wolf
- 19. Arabian wolf