Wolves

The biggest wolves in the world are members of the Northwestern wolf species, also known as the Mackenzie Valley wolf … Read more

The African wolf (Canis lupaster), also known as the yellow wolf or African golden wolf, is the only species of … Read more

Wolves can live for 10-14 years in the wild but can get as old as 20 years in captivity. The … Read more

Wolves show submission through their body language, tail position, vocalizations, and their actions toward other pack members. They do so … Read more

Arctic wolves eat what they kill, but prefer ungulates such as moose, caribou, or musk-oxen for a meal. They also … Read more

Wolves can mate for life, but will quickly move on when their mate passes away. The idea that wolves won’t … Read more

Male wolves mark their mates by smelling the genitalia of their chosen mate. The female wolf will produce sex hormones … Read more

Dogs are a subspecies of wolves. Technically, they’re of the same species, as both animals share 99.9% of their DNA. … Read more

Yes, wolves wag their tails. Most canines do, but it is most common among domesticated animals. This is most often … Read more

Wolves are primarily carnivores but will eat plants if food is scarce. Wolves are omnivores in the sense that they … Read more