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Gray Wolves: The Most Loyal Predators
The most loyal predator
A wolf symbolizes loyalty, guardianship, and trust. Wolves get emotionally attached very fast and often trust their own instinct. Wolves also like the water and can swim and does not hesitate to walk through and icy stream.
Wolves generally lives in a forest. Most gray wolves are in Europe, Canada, Asia, and many live in Alaska. Gray wolves were almost extinct but few survived and reproduced. Gray wolves have been around for 750,000 years, and it migrated to North America from all over the globe. They are carnivores which means they eat meat and wolves hunt large hoofed animals like a deer, mountain goats, elk and bison. A wolf’s behaviour is that it can live alone or live in packs and what that means is that a bunch
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Gray wolves mostly hunt big preys such as deer, elk, moose, bison, caribou, and muskoxen. Gray wolves maintain a small population around the world. In the World Encyclopedia Book page 374-376 by Rolf O. Peterson, said wolves are like large german shepherd dogs. It has longer legs, bigger feet, a wider head and a long bushy tail. He also said that people are scared of wolves and believes that wolves attack people and humans are frightened by the animal´s howl, but the truth is wolves tend to avoid people as much as …show more content…

Although wolf attacks do occur but gray wolf attack are very rare because wolves get killed. Wolves don't attack humans as much as other predators do. Wolves are very extremely social animals and they mostly at times feel comfortable around humans and may even play with them. A wolf is very loyal to it's pack, a wolf will never betray it's pack for another wolf. If a lone wolf wants to join the pack it must prove that it is worth of being part of the pack. Wolves fight for upper ranks and to be close to the alpha. A female wolf will only dominate another female wolf and a male wolf will dominate a male wolf they do not cross boundaries. Difference between a male wolf and a female wolf is that males tend to be larger than females. Wolves are usually kept as exotic wolves but in rare cases they are keptas working pets. Wolves do not show as much affection as a domestic

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