14 Interesting Facts From The Life Of Wolves

Known as highly intelligent pack animals, Wolves are widely misunderstood as a wild and deadly beast when in fact, they are one of the most intricate and caring social structure in the animal kingdom and according to the US Department of Fish And Wildlife, only two documented cases of wolves caused fatalities in North America for the last 60 years while moose, elk, and deer have caused dozens.

If you want to know more about the life of Wolves, then read this article.

#1 Wolves are lovers of freedom.

#2 There is a dominant pair in each pack of wolves

#3 The Wolves have fear at the sight of tissue developing in the wind.

#4 The claws of wolves are able to grind off by touching the ground.

#5 Wolves are very tenacious and hardy animals.

#6 The activity of the Wolf, which does not receive nutrition, persists for 10 days.

#7 At birth, wolves weigh about 500 grams.

#8 In Greece, it was believed that the one who eats the Wolf becomes a vampire.

#9 Wolves have many facial movements.

#10 In Germany, the first wolf breeding was recorded in 2000, after an almost 100-year absence, and as of 2017, there are at least 73 packs.

#11 Howling Wolves are trying to attract single females.

#12 Wolves are able to run without stopping for 20 minutes.

#13 Wolves rely on their eyes, but their other senses their hearing and sense of smell are well-honed and very sharp to make up for what the eyes may lack.'

#14 The Siberian Taiga wolves are resilient to frost and snowstorms.