Gray Wolf

Design

The gray wolf has a layer of dense underfur that insulates it against the cold temperatures of its habitat. When a female gray wolf digs its den, it digs downward, then upward to prevent flooding. This instinct was given to the wolf by its Creator.

Features

• Gray wolves can vary in color from white to dark gray based on where they are found.
• A gray wolf usually carries its tail high, whereas a coyote usually carries its tail below the level of the back.

Fun Facts

• The entire wolf pack takes care of the pups. They feed and protect them.
• Wolves communicate through howling, rubbing chins, and rolling over on their backs. These motions can communicate dominance in the pack, boundaries of a pack’s territory, or a call to join in a hunt.

Created Kind Members

Jackal, coyote, dingo, fox, domesticated dog