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Arctic Wolf By Brittany Bossman

Classifacation Kingdom-Animilia Phylum-Chordata Order-Cornivora Family-Canidae Genus-Canis Speices-lupus Subspeices-hudsonius

Description - Length: 3-5 feet from tip of nose to tip of tail - Height: inches to shoulder - Weight: Male: pounds Female: slightly less - Shape: Thick pads on their feet. they have a short muzzle, small ears, short legs, and a bulky body. - they are offwhite in the winter and tan to grey in the sumer months

Habitat -Alaska, Canada, Asia, and Europe -Arctic tundra *temps. rarely reach above -33 °c ( -22 °f)

Diet MEAT: they eat most of the animal - arctic hare - musk oxen - caribou - lemmings - birds PLANTS - none i. they are carnivores

Offspring - Litters of 4-7 pups each weighing about a pound each. - The mother has a gestation period of 6 days. - The pups are blind, deaf, and helpless at birth. - All pups are born with blue eyes. - They find a cave or a den to give birth in.

Socail Behavior - normally only the dominant male and female mate, but all of the members of the pack help care for the pups - they return to the same den to mate and to give birth year after year - they tend to have the same mate their entire life -hunt in packs

Temperment They are very protective of the pups! They can be very territorial! They are stubborn! They are agressive! CAUTION: EXTREMLY DANGEROUS!

History First discovered in First arctic wolf was captured

Enemies of the arctic wolf - snowy owl - eagles - humans - grizzly bears - polar bears - wolverines - and sometimes their prey (the ones with antlers)

Relationships to Humans Wild wolves have always seen humans as a threat. Most humans fear wolves.

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