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It is believed that North American and Eurasian wolves have only been around 150,000 years ago.

A wolf is a predator that hunts and eats other animals wild and belongs to the same genus as the dog, some believing it was actually the kind of parents of the dog, is a fact that wild dogs often seem more the wolves, they do their national brethren. In reality, wolves are sometimes bred with dogs or coyotes, when reduced the wolf population, for one reason or another.

Most wolves are found in northern Europe, North America and northern Asia and are members of the family Canidae – Canis lupus.

The wolf is in Europe, North Asia is also more of a yellowish gray, have fairly long, thick hair and a bushy tail. It moves very fast, often packages, when hunting for caribou and other animals. Rarely attacks humanity unless required to do so by extreme hunger.

In the north-western States of America dark wolf is the most obvious. Wolves black, white and red are mostly seen in the south.

The black wolf is the most common variety, is in the Pyrenees, Spain area. It was very common in Russia. Canada is home to the gray wolf, and is occasionally seen in the forests of New England.

The coyote, sometimes speaks of "the wolf of the Fields', a wolf is not really appropriate at all, but an animal similar to the jackal.

To survive, the Wolf must be very astute and, fortunately, are not easily trapped. They have even been known to bite the trigger, pistol near a group and then eat the bait. Even actually knows that drag a fishing line established from outside holes in the ice and the fish. Lobos survive anywhere that has enough food, as well of human tolerance. Human beings must learn to share this planet with all creatures. After all, wolves are simply animals struggling to survive here, like us.

The wolves are very social instincts. They have a complex facial and body language. Enabling them to interact with each other. Her howl, is used to communicate with other wolves.

Packs of wolves are great travelers, often covering more than 30 miles in one day, while searching for food during the winter.

But at any time they are territorial creatures and need large areas in which to hunt for food. What is not well known, is indeed the fact that the wolves are not an efficient killing machine, when it comes to pull down large prey and healthy, they have a capable defense. In fact, the death rate, under these conditions can be only one in five.

The wolf is a very mobile animal. Years ago, when the wolf population has declined package left Yellowstone Park each winter and traveled 300 miles, so a trip for two to the Crazy Mountains, Yellowstone National Park has been the focus of debates about the wolf.

There has been real stories of wolves killing cougars, and vice versa in and around Yellowstone National Park. When camping in the parks, like Yellowstone, remember that wolves are wild animals and should be treated as such. In other words, treat them with respect and not feed them. Wolves are an endangered species Fortunately although they seem to be making a comeback in some national parks and several northern Rockies.

Unfortunately, outside the protection of parks, There are some places where wolves are cruelly trapped. This occurs mainly in areas where it is legal, using traps barbaric or inhumane and despicable leg traps. This causes unimaginable suffering to these noble animals and should be banned, as it has been for many years, in the most civilized of the world.

In Alaska, call cowardly 'athletes' have once again taken hunting and killing wolves from an airplane. Often, only hurt the poor creatures and just fly, leaving die slow, lonely and painful death. This abomination, which they call 'sport', has the blessing of the governor of Alaska, a particularly odious and cruel person. The citizens of Alaska have what they deserve – a despot, but certainly not a man of honor – or even worthy of the name, "man" dependents.

Let us hope that humanity will learn to share their world with wolves and all other land and sea creatures, allowing our generation future to be able to see wild animals living in their natural habitat. Not only through the pages of books, or in zoos.

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