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    scientists were approached by six wolves on Ellesmere Island with one animal leaping at one of the scientists and grazing a cheek.” There was 252 sighting of wolves and there’s more lone wolves then pack wolves for the Arctic wolves. In “2005 the Arctic wolf is still recognizes as a distinct subspecies by Mammal species of the world.” They lived in “east Greenland between 1899 to 1939.” That mean that they been moving to place…

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    Ethiopian Wolf Evolution

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    Ethiopian Wolf Evolution Eduardo Medina Fred N. Thomas Career Education Center Early College Abstract The purpose of this paper is to provide details on the Ethiopian Wolf such as its physical traits, behaviors, habitats, and adaptations to its environment that assist in the species’ continued existence and survival. Using this information and research that has been conducted, the most likely ancestor for Ethiopian wolf is the Eucyon. This is based on the theory of evolution and other…

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    I was taking a tour at Wolf Haven with my friends when a baby behind us started crying. The baby’s parents took it out of the tour area so that it could calm down. When everyone turned back around to watch the wolves, a huge charcoal wolf was looking straight at us. It had heard the baby crying, and even though animals don’t have quite as many facial expressions as humans, he looked concerned. This made me think quite a bit about what we say about wolves. If you ever get the chance, I strongly…

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    The Call of the Wild is a Buck has been living a life of luxury and pride for the last 4years, but when a trusted gardener secretly sells him in a gamble, Buck becomes part of the gold rush in Canada. Never having experienced anything like the gold rush and the piercing Canadian environment, Buck has a rough time adapting, but he quickly catches on and learns the law of ‘club and fang’. Buck journeys along several owners and sees the scenes of various deaths. Buck’s journey is a hard but he…

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    I woke up to a nice cool breeze coming from the lake running through my fur. ever since the war broke out I haven’t felt a summers breeze. I stood up and walked towards the protector Jordan and asked, “Watch the others until I get back,” there were only 6 of us left in the Druid Pack. We are waiting for people to join us and help us to fight this war. I walked to the lake and sat down for a minute that cool breeze was so nice, I still wish things were this way were before the war broke out.…

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    eyes. I was frozen in fear as the creature creeped closer. After a few steps, i could see the creature and i realized it was only a dog. I thought it was a werewolf, also known as a lycanthrope wolf, is a mythological or folkloric human with the ability to shapeshift into a wolf or a therianthropic hybrid wolf-like creature, either purposely…

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    Yellowstone Wolves Around the late 1920’s bounty hunters from the government exterminated the park’s last native wolves as part of a national wolf extermination program to protect the farmer’s livestock.In a exert from an interview Scott said “These animals themselves have not killed livestock, and don't know how” and “ They'll learn how to kill wild prey from these older wolves that we're putting them with” so the wolves have not killed livestock because the will learn how to eat wild…

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    Evolution Of A Wolf Essay

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    Wolves have undergone an interesting history as they evolved from their tomarctus ancestor. A wolf is great at attacking its prey in a group by working together in a strategic way. They eat a variety of different animals, in rare occasions they have attacked and eaten moose. Wolves live in most wildlife places in different countries. Wolves are needed in many places to keep the number of different animals well tamed. Wolves are also the ancestor of all dogs. About wolves: Wolves are legendary…

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    Why Wolves Should Stay

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    should stay because They have two fancisinting ways to communicate to their pack.The first way wolves communicate to their pack is by yelping to communicate to their pack or howling if you ever get to hear a wolf howling it is how they communicate to their pack.If you shoot a wolf the wolf will make a whimper sound and that shows that they are in danger.Also,Biologists believe that wolves should be in yellowstone park because the wolves in yellowstone park help control the animal population by…

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    Montana wolf hunting regulations to stay same Montana wolf hunters learned this week that the Montana wolf hunting regulations to stay same as they have been, according to wildlife officials at the Fish, Wildlife, and Parks (fwp.mt.gov). The agency announced that it has a plan in place to let the state’s population of wolves be hunted, yet maintain a viable population. During Montana wolf hunting seasons in the past, officials have used several methods to keep the wolf population in check, while…

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