Wolves are wild dogs that live and hunt in packs, bonding closely with other members. They can thrive in forests, tundra, grasslands and deserts, and their populations are found in Alaska, northern U.S., and Canada as well as Europe and Asia. Wolves are carnivores that prey on large mammals like deer and moose but also scavenge on dead animals. They communicate through distinctive howls, barks and growls. While once endangered, wolf populations are currently stable.

1. Wolves
By: Sylvia

2. Fact #1- Description
Wolves are a species of dog that is wild and untamed that roam in packs and
hunt together to form special bonds between each other and other pack
members.

3. Fact #2- Habitat
Wolves can thrive in a diversity of habitats from the tundra to the woodlands, forests,
grasslands, and deserts. Today, grey wolves have populations in Alaska, northern Michigan,
northern Wisconsin, western Montana, northern Idaho, notheast Oregon, and Yellowstone
area of Wyoming.

4. Fact #3- Food
Wolves are carnivores, also they eat ungulates or large hooved mammals, like elk, deer, moose,
and caribou, as well as beavers, rabbits, and other small prey. Wolves are also scavengers and
often eat animals that have died due to other causes.

5. Fact #4- Protection
Wolvesprotectthemselveswiththeirsharpteeththatcanripthroughfleshandalsotheyusetheir
teethtograppletheprey’s neckwhilehunting,

6. Fact #5- Unique or Different Characteristics
Wolves communicate will certain howls, barks, and growls, kinda like finger
prints.Their binomial name is Canis lupis.There are an estimated 7,000 to 11,200
grey wolves in Alaska, 3,700 in the Great Lakes region and 1,675 in the
Northern Rockies. You can find wolves in Europe, Alaska, Canada and Asia.

7. Fact #6- Endangered?
At this point wolves are not endangered.

8. Fact #7- Conclusion
My conclusion/opinion on wolves is that wolves are protective, loving, and
caring to their pack members like we are to our families.

9. The End!