lado
Wolf is the largest dog family member, spread across the wilderness of Europe, Asia and North America. Because of the hunt, many have already disappeared. It combines itself into a herd and because of the group hunting, bigger animals are also involved. Volf is the largest representative of the dog family and the second largest representative of predators in our country. It has a 100 to 120 cm long body, a shoulder height of 45 to 75 cm. Females are also one third larger than females. Adult wolves weigh between 20 and 80 kg. He has long legs, he is a good and persistent runner. The first feet have five fingers, the last one is only four, with powerful claws on their fingers, which they can not pull into the paw.
Characteristic are the long clues to grab and kill the prey. The ears are triangular and erect, and the tail is long and bare, usually wearing it squeezed between the legs. The skin is yellowish brown with a gray hue. In winter, gray tones are more pronounced. In winter, the fur is more dense and protects it from cooling. Unlike a dog, the forearm has a 10 cm long and 2 cm broad black line. They are mated once a year. Couples are just the leading couple in the tropics. Vulcula is breeding for 62 to 64 days, and the young ones bite into the lagoon. In Slovenia, he mostly slept in April. The litter is usually 5 to 8 young people who are blind at birth and grow with a short, dark coat
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A wolf lives in your country?
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Have you ever seen a wolf?
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We have coyotes running wild, but no wolves any more, not because they are dwindling in number (the wild wolf population has gone from 300 to 4000 in the past 30 years according to government officials and is no longer in danger of extinction) but because I no longer live in an area that is home to them.
They have been protected in our country, but the population has grown so much that they will be ordered to shoot … they are very dangerous and are attacking a lot of livestock
They were debating that in our government in January and decided that they should remain under protection in California, but other states have removed those laws. They are indeed dangerous in large numbers.
They are not mistaken by the electric fence around the pastures … in one mountain village they have staged a true massacre of sheep …. in the tropics are the real slaughterers … even larger animals are taken … even horses and cattle are no longer safe
the wolves in the US were pretty much hunted to extinction but now the forestry service is borrowing some from Canada to repopulate…
They were also protected in our country, but now they have proliferated to think about the shooting … they have come to dangerously close to the settlements
and then wolves get shot and the whole thing starts again
They will a little reduce the population, then everything in the old
I hope the EU isn’t as shortsighted as the US
This is the decision of each country according to its laws … here the EU has nothing to do with it
Once saw a wolf in the Auckland Zoo as a child. It barked continually. I don’t think our zoo has any wolves now
What about wolves life in your forests?
No wolves here in our forrests, Although we don’t really call our wild bush forrest except in some places. It is mainly bush.
The only native animals here in New Zealand are birds, insects and marine life. The rest is imported and no one took wolves to New Zealand.
The wild pig is the most dangerous animal in the bush. They can kill
Even in our country we have wild pigs … they are not as dangerous to humans … only then are they dangerous when they have puppies
They are beautiful animals. There are none in Ireland, except in the zoo where I saw them. Lado, you said the wolf is “the second largest representative of predators in” Slovenia; Which animal is the largest? Do you have bears?!
To have a lot of bears … they were protected now, and so they multiplied that they started to get into the backyard … they became trapped and traumatized
I only saw wolves in the zoo or Safari Garden, and there were no wolves in my country. We have ajag or dhole (Alpinus javanicus Cuon and Cuon alpinus sumatrensis are Indonesian endemic coyotes that inhabit the islands of Sumatra and Java) and that is different from wolves.
They differ only if they are similar … if I remember well the coyote more males … wolves live in tropics and thus catch prey
they would be on us like a pack of dholes…
I wish you a nice Sunday
Thank you so much, dear friend.
They are wild here but I keep my distance.
Even in our country, they live a lot in nature and are very aggressive … many sheep are slaughtered
I only saw a wolf in the zoo
I also … I do not want to meet him in nature
I also do not, it looks too scary
It really does not look kindly
I love wolves. They are so beautiful wise and regal. I have been rescuing wolf hybrids for years now. I have now my fifth one, I am sure you’ve seen pictures of her. Meika. 🙂 We do have them wild in the US and some in our state as well.
Thanks for seeing and kind comment dear fried….They are beautiful and very smart … they have been protected at us now, but they have spread so that they are barely able to … they do huge damage to cattle breeders … even on horses get ready
Oh yes we have wolves in Canada and even Arctic wolves which are all white almost in the far north. They are indeed powerful, long limbed and persistent animals when it comes to prey hunting and killing. But I did not know that they could have up to eight cubs in a litter. It is a lot especially for the top female of the pack to rear. It is good that most of the time the other subaltern females help with the care and even suckling of the litter. Great post.
The males help with them as well History. Raising pups is a pack affair. I love to watch them play with the adults.
Thanks for seeing and kind comment dear fried….true hunters are in the very tropics very fierce and bloodthirsty … true hunters … but beautiful animals are even those who live in the north