Shauna Gorby

 Resembles a German Shepherd  Eats animals both large and small  Deer  Moose  Rabbit  Common throughout North America  About 200,000 wolves  This being in 57 countries  Pups, baby wolves are born blind  They are unable to defend themselves for 10 months

 Most are pure white but some are mixed with yellow, gray, or black as well  Weight ranges from pounds  Two layers of fur helps keep them warm in the freezing cold winter  They travel in packs  2-20 wolves in a pack  Primarily found in Alaska  Some are found in Greenland and Canada as well  Eat mostly caribou and muskoxen

 Eat small mammals  Rabbits and rodents  Nearing extinction  A little over 100 roam the woods  Live in the southeastern U.S.  Now, they are also found in northeastern North Carolina  Normally nocturnal  Usually make their dens in hollow trees, stream banks, or mounds of sand

 Lives in grasslands or scrublands  Smallest type of wolf  pounds and inches  Eat small animals due to their own size  Rabbits  Rodents  Is hunted by humans  Attacks children and the livestock  2,000-3,000 Indian wolves are left in the wild

 Subspecies of the Gray Wolf  Light tan and gray  Some have white and black as well  Found in India, China, and the Himalayas  6-8 wolves in a pack  Mostly eat rabbits and rodents  Skilled hunters  Less than 350 of them still in the wild

 Similar to a fox or a jackal  Medium and size  Have very long legs  Found in Africa, mainly Ethiopia  Packs are more spread out than that of other wolves  Mostly eat rodents  They don’t hunt in packs  They hunt by themselves  About 550 adult wolves left in the wild

 Light brown, sometimes reddish fur  Found in Canada and around Mississippi  Dependant upon their packs  Usually hunt with their pack, but not always  Animals they hunt vary  Deer and Moose  Rodents and Beavers

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