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Gray Wolf Canis lupus Threats Hunting, poisoning, persecution, loss of habitat STATUS: ESA -- ENDANGERED SIZE: Weight: 45-176 pounds (20-80 kg) Length: 40-63 inches (102-160 cm) HABITAT: In North America, forest, mountain, and tundra POPULATION: In lower 48 states of the United States: 2,500 In Alaska: 6,000-7,000 In Canada: 30,000 CURRENT RANGE: Parts of northern North America and Eurasia (map shows N. American range only); becoming more common in Lake Superior ...

Animal Info - Red Wolf Canis rufus (C. niger) Status: Critically Endangered Contents 1. Profile (Picture) 2. Tidbits 3. Status and Trends (IUCN Status, Countries Where Currently Found, Population Estimates, History of Distribution, Threats and Reasons for Decline) 4. Data on Biology and Ecology (Size and Weight, Habitat, Age to Maturity, Gestation Period, Birth Season, Birth Rate, Early Development, Maximum Age, Diet, Behavior, Social Organization, Mortality and Survival, Density an ...

Arctic Wolf Canis lupus arctos Smaller and lighter than the southern wolves, the arctic wolf ranges year-round over most of the islands in Canada’s Arctic. Roaming singly or in small packs, wolves hunt co-operatively using strategy to outwit the swift caribou, their major prey species. A large wolf can bring down and kill an adult caribou with a single crushing bite to the neck. Survival of pups depends on food supply and many die young, thus, wolf numbers are adjusted to fit the availability of prey. Though wolves were once shot on sight at Arctic bases, now only the Inuit hunters kill them. The furs are sold or used for parka trim. Home Discover Nature! Natural History Notebooks © nature.ca Comments or Questions? Images: Charles Douglas

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BACK Mammal Species of the World's Boreal Forests BIRDS Canis lupus albus Tundra Wolf See Gray Wolf for description. Although they are called by different names in Canada, Alaska, Scandinavia and Russia, most northern wolves are considered to be a single species of Gray wolf Canis lupus. The gray wolf is the largest living member of the family Canidae. Largest individuals tend to occur in the northern forests of North America, with weights of 79 kg having been recorde ...

Did you know that "home where the buffalo roam" is not a part of the United States. The large, shaggy animal that we see on coins and described in stories are really bison. The bison can run as fast as 30 miles an hour. At one time, many herds of bison roamed North America from Canada to Mexico and from New York to Oregon. Today we find the bison mainly in parks and on wildlife preserves on the Great Plains and in the Rocky Mountains. Their buffalo relatives can be found in Africa and ...

Carnivora Id code: amd087 Canidae Canis simensis Rüppell, 1840 (Eng) Ethiopian wolf (Fre) Loup d'Abyssinie Taxonomic notes Two subspecies have been described: C. s. simensis (north-west of the Rift) and C. s . citernii (south-east of the Rift) (Ginsberg & Macdonald, 1990). IUCN threat category Critically Endangered (CR: criteria A1b+2be, C1, E). Available information The ecology, distribution, and status of this wolf are accurately described in Sillero-Zubiri & Macdonald (1997). Sil ...

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[Dog Owner's Guide Profile : The Wolf (www.canismajor.com/dog/wolves.html)] Home Topics Index Newest Bookstore Reprints Privacy About The wolf Father and brother to the dog Introduction Physical traitsh Behavior traits Wolf behavior and dogs The wolf today Hybrids need experienced owners Introduction It was a cold, crisp night in the Canadian wilderness. Snow blanketed the lake and misted eerily in the constant wind. Here and there among the birches at lakeside ...

Defenders of Wildlife 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 1-800-385-9712 defenders@mail.defenders.org STATUS: Endangered under Endangered Species Act. Today the eastern timber wolf survives in only three percent of its original home range in the U.S. The largest population exists in northern Minnesota. There are smaller populations in Michigan and Wisconsin. In the northeast U.S. ( New York and New England), wolves have been extinct for 100 years. DESCRIPTION: Sub ...

Reports Decatur High School Ethiopian Wolf Common Name: Ethiopian Wolf (Abessinische Wolf, Abessinischen Fuchs, Absyssinian Wolf, Arouaye, Ethiopian Jackal, Jedalla Farda, Ky Kebero, Loup d'Abyssinie, Red Jackal, Red Fox, Simen/Simenian/Simian/ Fox or Jackal, Volpe Rossa, Walgie) Note: Around 1900, because of genetic testing, the title of this species was changed from "jackal" to "wolf" because the tests found that the species was actually a close relation to wolves but a distant relation ...

Reports Burris Elementary The Timberwolf Habitat The timberwolf can live in any climate though they are seldom found in deserts and tropical forests. In ancient times the timberwolf lived just in the northern half of the world with other types of wolves. The timberwolf lives in the wooded, subartic, and forest regions of northern Asia, Europe, and North America. Whenever large numbers of people settled into the wolves' habitat they destroyed the wolves. Predator/Prey Timberwolves like ...

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Ethiopian Wolf (Canis simensis) (Note: this page is from the 1990 version the action plan Click here for the Ethiopian wolf description from the 2004 version of the Canid Action Plan) NamesDescriptionReproductionSocial Behavior DietDistributionHabitatPopulation and Status Commercial Use and Other ThreatsCurrent Research ProgrammesHighlights of Ethiopian Wolf Action PlanConservation Measures Taken Updated: 22 June 1999 (All data from Canid Specialist Group's 1997 report: The Ethi ...

Gray Wolf, Canis lupus Scientific name: Canis is the Latin word for dog. The species name lupus is the Latin word for a wolf. Phylum: Chordata Subphylum: Vertebrata Class: Mammalia Order: carnivora Family: Canidae Size: This is the largest of the wild dogs of North America. Length is up to 1.8 m (6 ft) from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail. Weight is up to 72.6 kg (160 lbs). Color: The fur is long and variable in color, from pure white, mottled gray and brown, to blac ...

HOMEJAVA CAMNON JAVA CAMSTREAMINGGUESTBOOKWOLF BIOCAM LISTCRITTERS Ginger's Exotic WolfCam Many thanks to Applied Innovations for sponsoring www.gingerswolfcam.com! Our beloved Angus died peacefully on July 12th 2004 and sweet old Brianna died on July 20th 2005 at 16 years old but you can still see them in the archives or by watching the slideshow. Read their biography (or the wolf info page) to get to know them and the rest of their pack. Which Picture? Archive Slideshow Webrings ...

The Mammals of Texas - Online Edition Gray Wolf Order Carnivora : Family Canidae : Canis lupus Linnaeus Description. A large, doglike carnivore with heavy, broad skull and muzzle; height at shoulder slightly greater than at rump, imparting a suggestion that the animal is partly crouched; legs relatively long (as compared with a coyote); tail relatively short; upperparts grayish, usually heavily washed with blackish, occasionally predominately blackish; head more or less ...

Defenders of Wildlife 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 1-800-385-9712 defenders@mail.defenders.org STATUS: Gray wolves are listed as endangered in the Southwest under the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and threatened throughout the lower 48 states. Wolves in Alaska are not listed under the ESA. Endangered means a species is considered in danger of extinction throughout all or a significant portion of its range, and threatened means a species may become endangered in t ...

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Dusicyon australis Summary | Distribution | Other Documentation | References | Comprehensive Taxonomy Kingdom ANIMALIA Phylum CHORDATA Class MAMMALIA Order CARNIVORA Family CANIDAE Common Name/s FALKLAND ISLAND WOLF (E) FALKLANDS WOLF (E) Species Authority (Kerr, 1792) Assessment Information Red List Category & Criteria EX ver 3.1 (2001) Year Assessed 2004 Assessor/s Canid Specialist Group Evaluator/s Sillero-Zubiri, C. & Hoffmann, M. (Canid Red List Authority) ...

MANED WOLF Family: Canidae Chrysocyon brachyurus Nickname: Stilt-legged fox Vocabulary: monogamous, noctural, omnivorous, lobeira Physical Appearance: The maned wolf appears as a cross among different species: the head and coloring of a wolf, the large ears of an African hunting dog and the body of a hyena. Some think the wolf looks like a mix between a wolf and a fox. What do you think? Maned wolves are about 3 feet tall shoulder height and weigh 50 pounds. Its body i ...

theBIGzoo OnlytheBIGcastle OnlyAll Sites Home:Zoo:Mammals:Meat-Eaters:The Dog Family:Maned Wolf Photo Panel Walking under the trees Click Here to Use This Photo Quick Facts Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Canidae Genus: Chrysocyon Species: brachyurus Height: 34 inches Length: 48 inches Weight: 51 lbs Gestation: 65 days Offspring: 2 - 5 Life Span: 12 - 15 years Sponsored Links Maned Wolf Ch ...

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Dean Foy Maned Wolf Chrysocyon brachyurus Physical Characteristics These wolves have long golden-red fur, extremely long legs, large ears, a long face, a black, erect mane and black legs. They also have black on back of the head and top of the shoulders.The throat and tail tuft may be white. Size of average adult height: 3 feet at the shoulder weight: 50 pounds Approximate life span is 10 years. Diet Wild: rodents, small mammals, bird ...

theBIGzoo OnlytheBIGcastle OnlyAll Sites Home:Zoo:Mammals:Meat-Eaters:The Dog Family:Mexican Gray Wolf Photo Panel Mexican wolf Click Here to Use This Photo Quick Facts Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Carnivora Family: Canidae Genus: Canis Species: lupus Subspecies: baileyi Height: 26 - 32 inches Length: 54 - 65 inches Weight: 50 - 90 lbs Gestation: 63 days Offspring: 4 - 6 Sponsored Links Mexican Gray Wolf ...

Mexican Gray Wolf (El Lobo) Canis lupus baileyi Wolves are wild carnivore members of the dog family (Canidae). They are believed to be ancestors of the domestic dog, which evolved separately more than 20,000 years ago. Only two species of wolves remain today -- the Gray Wolf (Canis lupus) -- also called the Timber Wolf -- and the Red Wolf (Canis rufus). The Gray Wolf is the best-known species and still ...

© Sedgwick County Zoo, credit: Dean Foy Mexican Grey Wolf Canis lupus baileyi Physical Characteristics These wolves are the smallest subspecies of the North American Grey Wolf. Size of average adult height: 26 - 32 inches at the shoulder length: 4.5 - 5.5 feet from nose to tail weight: 50 - 90 pounds Diet Wild: deer, elk, pronghorn, javelina, rabbits and other small mammals Behavior Live in packs of 4-6 individuals: breeding pair and their offspring Reproduction ...

Defenders of Wildlife 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 1-800-385-9712 defenders@mail.defenders.org STATUS: Endangered. DESCRIPTION: Mexican wolves are the smallest subspecies of North American gray wolves. They are also the most endangered. Commonly referred to as "El lobo," the Mexican wolf is gray with light brown fur on its back. It has long legs and a sleek body to help it run fast. SIZE: An adult Mexican wolf typically weighs 60 to 80 pounds, measure ...

Name: Mexican Wolf Scientific name: Canis lupus baileyi Range: West Texas, Arizona, New Mexico, and parts of North Central Mexico Habitat: Forest,Brushlands, or Grasslands where suitable cover and denning sites are available Status: Endangered(1976) Diet in the wild: Large Herbivores(deer, pronghorn, rabbits, ground squirrels, and mice) Diet in the zoo: dried dog food, varies Location in the zoo: Thundering Plains Physical description: Height 26-32" at shoulder, weight 5 ...

"Dances With Wolves" I have never danced with wolves but I have had the rare privilege to be face greeted by two male wolves, Nira and Ingo. They live at WOLF TIMBERS in Bolivar, Ohio. My two friends and I are sponsoring the female wolf, Keeley. She was too afraid that day to come near us so most of the pictures of her had to be taken with a zoom lens. We hope in time she will greet us the same way. The general public are not allowed in with the wolves. You can only see th ...

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The Mammals of Texas - Online Edition Red Wolf Order Carnivora : Family Canidae : Canis rufus Audubon and Bachman Description. A rather small, slender, long-legged wolf resembling the coyote in color but often blackish; typically larger, with wider nose pad, larger feet and coarser pelage; smaller and more tawny than the gray wolf. Dental formula as in the coyote. External measurements of an adult male: total length, 1,473 mm; tail, 362 mm; hind foot, 235 mm; a female, 1 ...

Defenders of Wildlife 1130 17th Street, NW Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 1-800-385-9712 defenders@mail.defenders.org STATUS: Endangered. DESCRIPTION: The red wolf is a smaller and a more slender cousin of the gray wolf. It is gray-black, with a cinnamon cast that gives it the color for which it is named. SIZE: A medium-sized canid, the red wolf is smaller than the gray wolf, but larger than a coyote. Adults weigh 45 to 80 pounds and measure 4.5 to 5.5 feet long, including the ...

SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF WOLVES - by Jenny Ryon Wolves are among the most social animals in the world. They live in packs which are generally extended families. Pack composition can include the parents, the offspring of various ages, and aunts and uncles of the young. Pack size is governed mainly by the availability of habitat and the food found therein. Wolves are at the top of the food chain thus the size of wolf packs is determined by the amount of prey they depend on, not the other way around ...

Red Wolf - Canis rufus Red Wolf - Canis rufus Audubon & Bachman, 1851. IUCN STATUS CATEGORY Critically Endangered HABITAT Swamps, wetlands, bushlands and forests. GEOGRAPHICAL SPREAD Reintroduced into North Carolina, USA. CURRENT POPULATION By 1980 the Red Wolf was believed to be extinct in the wild. The current wild population of Red Wolves descended from reintroduced animals. In 1992 the total Red Wolf population (including captive animals) was 204 (Mech, 1992). SIZE Head and bo ...

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Full Size Image - 48K INFORMATION LINKS International Wolf Center NOVA: Wild Wolves Timber Wolf Information Network GENERAL INFORMATION The gray wolf is the largest member of the wild dog family found in North America. They once roamed throughout much of this country, including the southern Appalachians, but have now been eliminated from most of their former range. The closest remaining population of gray wolves to our area is in upper Michigan. DESCRIPTION Gray wolves ...

Full Size Image - 57K Image of Pup 82K INFORMATION LINKS International Wolf Center NOVA: Wild Wolves Timber Wolf Information Network GENERAL INFORMATION The Red Wolf is one of the lesser known wolf species native to North America. They once roamed throughout much of the southeastern United States but have been eliminated from almost all of their natural range. DESCRIPTION Red wolves average between 55 and 80 pounds, somewhat smaller than the better known gray wol ...

Wolf Canis lupus The wolf has been associated with Northern Hemisphere people for centuries, and remains, even today, a creature of folklore and superstition. The coloration of wolves varies greatly from snow white to coal black and all the intermediate degrees of cream, grey, and brown. A large male wolf may measure over 2 m in total length and stand almost 1 m high at the shoulders. Their weight can vary from 26 to 80 kg. The largest wolves are found in northwest ...

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Wolf Park Kids! Wolf Stuff Wolf Facts Height at Shoulder: 26-36" Weight: 60-110 pounds, may be larger in very cold areas Color: ranges from pure black to pure white; most often agouti, shades of gray Lifespan: 8-10 in wild; 12 or older in captivity Habitat: plains, forests, tundra Food: mostly large hoofed ungulates but also smaller mammals, birds, fish, carrion Wolves are the ancestors of all domestic dogs. They are the largest member of the canid, or dog, family. They are endan ...

Main Menu · Home · FAQ · Feedback · Forums · Journal · Private Messages · Search · Stories Archive · Submit News · Surveys · Web Links · Wolf Gallery · Wolf Information · Your Account Wolf Chat Users Amazon Welcome to Wolf Web! Brother Wolf : A Forgotten Promise There were once at least thirty different subspecies of wolf. Most have become extinct. About five subspecies survive today. In England, the last wol ...

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Wolf Canis lupus Description History Range Habitat Life History Relationship With People Description The wolf is the primeval wild dog, long a hunter alongside people, ancestor of our most faithful domestic companion. Wolves vary widely in appearance, from lightly built and often white in the Arctic to larger, and mostly dark in more southerly areas. History Wolves arose in the middle of the great Ice Age about one million years ago from a lineage of sm ...

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