This webpage is all about Wolves.
This webpage I am making is going to be all about Wolves. It is going
to have pictures and some cool things about them underneather or
beside the pictures. If you have any pictures that
you think would look good on the site or want to share then email
them to us please. Wolves are our faverite animal. They are the
prettiest creature that I have ever seen. I love learning new things
about them everyday. I hope you enjoy this page! |
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Breeding occurs in February or March during long copulations
that can last as long as an half-hour. the pups are born 2months
later,Normally four to six in a litter. They are weaned after five
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The horizontal not moving tail position useally means the wolf is
going to attack or is hunting for its prey.
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A half tail tuck along with a partially arched back is that a wolf
is humbling itself to a more dominant wolf and also is a form of
submission |
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The size of a wolf will varie widely depending on the habitat
and diet. A desert-inhabiting wolf in Israel is small. It weighing
as small as 29lbs. Its cousin in northern tundra is as big as
170lbs plus. Canis lupus that lives in the apennines.
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The fully tucked tail along with highly arched back shows that a wolf
is extremely in fear of something ( useally a more dominant wolf)
and is another form of submision. |
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The somewhat dropped tail means that a wolf is reatively relaxed.
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A wolf can run,climb,lope and swim. A wolf can also travel
43 miles a day,running at speeds of 35miles per hour. They can
also swim more then six miles. |
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A wolf has a total of 42 Fang-like canines witch help a
wolf to hold onto the prey. These teeth can measure to 2inches
or even longer.
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When the tail is drooped the wolf is more relax. |
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When a wolfs tail is wagging means that the wolf is relaxed |
The high tail position indicated the wolf is the dominant wolf,
most likely an alpha male or female. (The ones that lead the pack) |
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Love the wolves. Don't fear them. |
Protected the Wolves!
On our home page if you click on the wolf picture there is a site about wolves and protecting them. If you would like to help then go and check it out. |
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