1. Wolves are renowned due to their Spine-tingling howl which will be heard from miles around. Magical yet Frightening.
2. it's rumored that wolves howl at moon which is wrong. so as for howl to be effective & high-pitched, a wolf has got to bend the neck upward. they have a tendency to howl more in the dark because they're nocturnal.
3. Wolf Packs are established consistent with a highly organized and strict hierarchy. Average Pack size is 6 to eight Wolves with a dominant leader ‘Alpha Male’ at the highest . He make the choices and is responsible to all or any the wolves within the Pack. He’s leads the Hunt and typically eat first.
4. Wolves are highly territorial animals and typically hunt within territories, starting from 50 to 1,000 square miles. They establish territories far larger than they require to survive
5. Approximately 1/3 of the lifetime of a wolf are going to be spend traveling their territory and thus known to roam large distances. such a lot in order that they'll travel 50 miles or more every day in search of food.
6. The territory is marked out accurately by urine, droppings, scratches and sound calls and is defended actively against trespassing wolves.
7. They hunt as a gaggle which make it possible for them to seek out animals much larger themselves, like elk, deer or moose and may eat 20 pounds of meat during a single meal
8. Wolves can smell other animals several kilometers away & from the smell they will tell if other wolves were within the territory. this is often because Wolves have about 200 million scent cells as compare to Humans who have only about 5 million.
9. Wolves have several ways to remain warm in weather . they need a really heavy double coat of fur which permit them to survive in temperatures as low as minus 40 degrees Celsius.
10. After the last wolf was killed in Yellowstone park in 1926, a wolf reintroduction program was implemented in 1995. a few lived with the wolf pack for six years in Idaho to make a documentary and named the pack ‘Sawtooth’ The program is taken into account to be an excellent success—the wolves are reproducing at a rapid rate, and there are currently around 100 wolves within the Yellowstone park.