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Gray Wolves Stephanie Lopez per.2. Basic info on wolves Wolves travel in packs They use strategy to kill their prey. They use their howls to communicate.

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1 Gray Wolves Stephanie Lopez per.2

2 Basic info on wolves Wolves travel in packs They use strategy to kill their prey. They use their howls to communicate to other wolves, whether to warn them to stay away or just to signal where they are at.

3 Adaptation Wolves can adapt to any temperature They can live in forests, mountains, tundra, taiga, grasslands, and urban areas.

4 Ancestors The domestic dog is a possible ancestors of the wolf

5 Habitat

6 Food chain Wolves in Romania eat cattle and live stock.

7 How humans impact the wolves Humans have lead some sub-species of gray wolves to extinction. Wolves to attack humans unless provoked or they have rabies.

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