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Canis lupus

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Wolf - Photo 1

Timber wolf portrait. A close-up photo of a menacing wolf with a yellow eyes
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William C. Campbell - Public Domain by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

A 130 pound wolf watches biologists in Yellowstone National Park
William C. Campbell - Public Domain by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
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Arne von Brill - License Information.

A grey wolf.
Arne von Brill / Flickr
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Wolf - Photo 4

Grey Wolf (Canis lupus) Portrait - captive animal
Holly Kuchera/Shutterstock.com
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amandarichard421 - License Information.

A wolf at Oklahoma City Zoo.
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Wolf - Photo 6

Gray or Arctic Wolf in deep snow
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Wolf - Photo 7

Tundra Arctic Wolf
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Wolf - Photo 8

Wolf puppies
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Wolf - Photo 9

Wolf isolated over a white background
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Wolf - Photo 10

Wolf Teeth - Wolf Skull
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Wolf - Photo 11

Wolf Teeth - Wolf Displaying Teeth
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Wolf - Photo 12

Lion vs wolf
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Wolf - Photo 13

Silver Animals - Grey Wolf
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By whatsthatpicture from Hanwell, London, UK - Dina Sanichar, "wolf boy" of Sekandra, India, late 1800s, CC BY 2.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=35289754 Hand captioned "Wolf Boy, Senechar". Photo depicts Dina Sanichar, the wolf boy of Sekandra. This is one of a selection of lantern slides dating I estimate to c. 1900. However, Dina Sanichar died in 1895, so the original of this image at least must date from before then. The set appears to be a personal collection, with items connected to Northern Ireland, missionary work, the YMCA, and India.

Kids raised by animals

Hand captioned "Wolf Boy, Senechar". Photo depicts Dina Sanichar, the wolf boy of Sekandra. This is one of a selection of lantern slides dating c. 1900.

whatsthatpicture from Hanwell, London, UK / Creative Commons
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Wolf - Photo 15

Scariest Dogs

Wolf dogs are strong, highly intelligent, and independent creatures.

gloverk/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 16

What Do Wolves Eat
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Grey wolf from the Wapiti Lake Pack getting ready to cross the road in Yellowstone National Park.

Types of Wild Dogs

Grey wolf from the Wapiti Lake Pack getting ready to cross the road in Yellowstone National Park.

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Wolf - Photo 18

Grey Wolf
Holly Kuchera/Shutterstock.com
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Grey wolf

Coastal Grey Wolf

As the name suggests, Coastal Wolves are found along the coast and travel between islands via the water.

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A small pack of three Eastern timber wolves gather on a rocky slope in the North American wilderness.

three timber wolves

The Eastern Timber Wolf numbers are currently low, but they inhabit forests in Canada and North America.

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Wolf - Photo 21

tibetan mastiff vs wolf

This white and black wolf still has stable numbers in some areas of North America, though it remains under federal protection.

Jim Cumming/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 22

Great Plains Wolf

The Great Plains Wolf was declared extinct many years ago, but there are claims that some still roam the Great Lakes region.

Carol Heesen/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 23

Mexican Grey Wolf

With very few left in the wild, the Mexican Grey Wolf is protected by the Endangered Species Act.

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Wolf - Photo 24

Grey Wolf in the Snow

Grey Wolf in the Snow

Holly Kuchera/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 25

Wolf Size Comparison - Dire Wolf with Baby Mammoth
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A picture from a pack of wolf sitting on a rock.

wolves in a pack in the woods

Wolves are apex predators, meaning they're at the top of the food chain.

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Wolf - Photo 27

Fox vs Wolf

Fox vs Wolf

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Wolf - Photo 28

Fox vs Wolf

Fox vs Wolf

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Wolf - Photo 29

Fox vs Wolf

Fox vs Wolf

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Animals That Lay Eggs_ Spiders

Animals That Lay Eggs_ Spiders

A female Wolf-spider with baby spiders on her back sitting on a leaf.

Henrik Larsson/Shutterstock.com
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Deadliest Animal in the World: Dogs/Wolves

Deadliest Animal in the World: Dogs/Wolves

A wolf snarling over its prey to protect it from competitors. Wolves are legendary because of their spine-tingling howl, which they use to communicate.

Peter Ivanyi/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 32

Rarest animal – Red wolf

There has been some debate as to whether the red wolf is a hybrid of wolf and coyote, a subspecies of the gray wolf or its own distinct species. This has sometimes led to the red wolf being left off of the endangered species list.

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A lone Timber wolf or Grey Wolf (Canis lupus) standing on a rocky cliff looking back on a rainy day in autumn in Quebec, Canada

Apex predator: Wolf

An adult wolf needs to eat about 5-7 pounds of meat every day to maintain a healthy weight. Typically, a pack will kill a single large mammal and survive off the meat for several days before moving on to the next opportunity. The average wolf eats the equivalent of 15 deer across an entire year.

Jim Cumming/Shutterstock.com
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Dog Facts for Kids

Iberian wolf on a rock

An Iberian wolf lying on rocks on a snowy mountain. Modern day dogs are descendants of wolves that were domesticated.

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Wild Dog Breeds: Gray Wolf gray wolf

Wild Dog Breeds: Gray Wolf

Wolves live and hunt in packs. They are known to roam large distances – as much as 20km in a single day.

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Wolf - Photo 36

Arctic wolf howling
Josef_Svoboda/Shutterstock.com
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Wolf - Photo 37

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wolf eyes close up

Closeup on Canine eyes

Which dog breeds look most like Wolves?

Yair Leibovich/Shutterstock.com
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Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals

A Grey Wolf at Colchester Zoo, UK.

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Tom Bech - License Information.

A male Eurasian Wolf in his summer coat.

Tom Bech / Flickr
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Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals

A Grey Wolf at Colchester Zoo

Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals
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Santiago Atienz - License Information.

northwestern wolf

A Mackenzie Valley Wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis) in Madrid Zoo

Santiago Atienz / Creative Commons
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Christian Jansky - License Information.

Eastern Timber Wolf in the zoo of Stadt Haag, Austria.

Christian Jansky / Creative Commons
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Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals

A Grey Wolf at Colchester Zoo

Millie Bond - Copyright A-Z Animals
Timber wolf portrait. A close-up photo of a menacing wolf with a yellow eyes

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Canis lupus

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