Wolves are skilled hunters that hunt in packs, with females typically leading the hunts. They communicate effectively within their packs using howls, growls, and body language. Wolves can run fast up to 65 km/hr and cover large distances daily. They live in many habitat types globally and protect their territories, though often face threats from diseases and human fur trapping.

2. Wolves are good hunters. They hunt their prey. They hunt
for deer, moose, elk and bison. They also eat beavers,
rabbits, and mice. Wolves hunt in packs. Females usually
do the hunting because they are faster. A wolf pack practices
their hunting skills and always works together.

3. A gray wolf‘s kingdom is Animalia. That means it is a
member of the dog family. A wolf is the largest dog species
on earth.

4. Wolves are expert communicators. They communicate to raise young,
hunt and protect their territory. When they howl they are saying
something to another wolf. They also use whimpers, whines, growls,
barks and yelps. Wolves also communicate with their bodies a lot like
people do. Wolves are very smart and communicate to their family and
friends.wol

5. Wolves run fast. They run up to a speed of 65
kilometers per hour. Wolves can cover
hundreds of miles in a day.

6. Wolves live up to 7 to 10 years.

7. Wolves can get ill. They can get ill by round
worms, tape worms, flat worms, mange,
mites, ticks, fleas, distemper, cataracts,
arthritis, cancer, rickets, pnuemonia ,and
Lyme disease.

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9.  A wolves habitat is mostly anywhere.
 They live in more places than any mammal
other than humans.
 Wolves can even be found in the Arctic.
 A wolf protects its territory against all other
wolves.

10. People kill wolves because they
what there fur.