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Animal Report by Michael Carrasco. Introduction. Body Parts. It has yellow eyes it has long ears the body is the heaviest the length is 4 to 58 inches tall, 13 to 12 inches 33 to 51 cm 40 to 175 pounds can jump vary far. Habitat.
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Body Parts • It has yellow eyes it has long ears the body is the heaviest the length is 4 to 58 inches tall, 13 to 12 inches 33 to 51 cm 40 to 175 pounds can jump vary far
Habitat Habitats Europe Alaska Canada and Asia grey wolves have the longest range of land mammal, other than people they have lived in all habitats in the north hemisphere except for tropical forest
Life cycle • The wolf starts out as a wolf cub then in 1 week its bigger and it eyes open in 2 weeks it a kid wolf then it’s a wolf. During the first few weeks the cub stay in it den with its suckles.
Food and nutrition • Wolfs eat boars hares beavers reindeer they spend all night hunting. Wolfs long sharp teeth with power, cutting molars.
Enemy and survival • Their fur keeps it from cold, they live in packs of 12. the enemies are people and mountain lions and lions people are stopping at killing wolfs they help the wolves now to help the wolfs.
Interesting facts • Gray wolves are fascinating mammals that live in Canada and Russia. They live in packs of twelve and have a special way of communicating with each other. Wolves weigh from 40 to 175 pounds with their head being the heaviest body part. Cubs are born with their eyes closed and they’re defenseless in their den. They spend all night hunting boar, hare, beaver and reindeer. The wolves fur keeps it from the cold.
Closing paragraph Here is a little more about wolfs they jump vary far over lake or pond or a steam. The wolfs eat boars, beavers or hare and rein deer . They survive from people are not killing the wolfs. Wolf enemies are people lion mountain lions. They weight 60 to 100 pounds. The wolf starts out as a cub then grows bigger in 1 week then bigger in 2 weeks the wolf is bigger then to a wolf they live in Canada and Russia
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