Wolves primarily affect other wolves and their prey. They hunt in packs and prey on various animals like deer, moose, and elk, as well as berries and livestock. Wolves live in packs with an alpha wolf and omega, and communicate through howls, whimpers, growls, barks, and squeaks to hunt, socialize, and survive. They are found in North America, Russia, Greenland, Spain, Turkey, Albania, and parts of Asia, and set small but varied territorial ranges from 18 to 13,000 square kilometers per pack. Wolves live in packs for survival, hunting, and social reasons.

1. Wolves
Who, What, When Where, Why and How?

2. Who do wolves affect the most?
Each other!
Their Prey!
Humans!

3. Who do
wolves prey
on?
Many different animals
• Deer
• Moose
• Caribou
• Elk
• Rabbits
• Birds
But also some berries and
other livestock

4. What do wolves do to survive?
Surviving in a pack
--
The Alpha Wolf and The Omega

5. What do Wolves do in packs?
Hunting
Socializing
Surviving

6. When are
wolves
dangerous?
Ratio of Wolves to Prey
---
Number of Human
Interactions
---
Look of authority you give off

7. When are wolves active?
A whole lot longer than we are!

8. Where do
Wolves Live?
Other than North America,
• Russia
• Greenland
• Spain
• Turkey
• Albania
• Asia
---
To name a few

9. Where do Wolves set
their territories?
Small, well-defined territories
Range from 18 to 13,000 square kilometers per pack

10. Why do Wolves have
these?
Facial Features Lower Body

11. Why do
Wolves Live in
Packs?
Survival
-
Hunting
-
Fights
-
Socializing
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13. How do
wolves
communicate?
Howls!
-
Whimpers!
-
Growls!
-
Barks!
-
Squeaks!