Wolves

Wolf was once a bedding animal. In the western world, people hate the wolves, and these heritage is reflected in a story like Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf Wolf Boy. In these popular children's stories, wolves become leaders and kill livestock and people. Since wolves killed cattle and sheep, there are several foundations that can be called wolves. But what about Little Red Riding Hood? There is no record that wolves were killed in Canada and America.

Canis Lupus related to dogs, or more precisely, dogs are actually related to wolves. Wolves and dogs are very similar in many ways, but in most cases wolves are bigger animals. Wolves usually have longer legs than dogs. However, it is difficult to imagine that everything from Pug to Doberman comes from a wolf. The wolf cultivated the ability to survive even in the most severe climate. The towering Arctic wolf experienced some permanent darkness in the winter. Even when the sun returns to the north in February, the temperature is -40 ° C and a strong wind. Wet with other wolves in the desert house and wet Gulf Coast wetlands

Wolves are captives in most cases. It is rich in winter fur, keeps animals warm, fluffy to show wolves bigger than that. The size of the gray wolf depends on where they live. Size is somewhat related to prey size. Gray wolves in the northern part of the Rocky Mountains (now the founder of the population came from Canada), and in Canada and Alaska sometimes weigh more than 115 pounds. Women tend to lose 10 to 15 pounds of weight. The red wolf is smaller than the gray wolf. A strong male weighs 80 pounds and a female weighs about 60 pounds.

Adult wolves usually weigh between 75 and 120 pounds and women weigh between 60 and 95 pounds. This may be smaller than some varieties of dogs! Wolves lose some insulation fat in the summer, remove most of the fur, and the weight is reduced. In addition, wolves living in cold north are heavier and heavier than wolves usually living in warm climates. A wolf has long, narrow legs and a narrow chest. They are suitable for fast running to capture the prey moving as deer and moose. Because the forearm bones (humerus and ulna) are fused together, their forefoots can be very strong and can run. They can reach speeds of up to 45 mph at short distances. A wolf has four toes on each foot, each front pocket has two "wolf's claws" - a small, remaining toe. Their nails are like our nails and they have grown all their lives. I can not withdraw my legs