The Mexican Grey Wolf (Canis Lupus)is found in Northern Mexico and lives in forests and grasslands throughout Baja California.
Did you know that there are no true wolves in Central America? Their closest relative found in Central America is a wild dog.
.Did you know that wolves can not run as fast as most of the dog family, but have enough endurance to travel a great many miles per day?
From the root to the tip, a wolf's canine teeth are five cm long!
Some wolves have paws bigger than human hands!
Wolves are 42 to 45 inches long. They weigh from 60 to 150 lbs.
Watch this video on wolves in the wild. It will show you what they eat and where they live.
Here is another good video I found on Wild Wolves. This shows you different shots on their behavior in their natural habitat.
Mexican Grey Wolf
The Mexican Grey Wolf
(Canis Lupus) is found in Northern Mexico and lives in forests and grasslands throughout Baja California.
Did you know that there are no true wolves in Central America? Their closest relative found in Central America is a wild dog.
.Did you know that wolves can not run as fast as most of the dog family, but have enough endurance to travel a great many miles per day?
From the root to the tip, a wolf's canine teeth are five cm long!
Some wolves have paws bigger than human hands!
Wolves are 42 to 45 inches long. They weigh from 60 to 150 lbs.
Watch this video on wolves in the wild. It will show you what they eat and where they live.
Here is another good video I found on Wild Wolves. This shows you different shots on their behavior in their natural habitat.
Here is another video with a well known tune.
Here is a speech to go along with my diaroma.
“Defenders of Wildlife.” Grey Wolf- Defenders of Wildlife. 2009. Defenders of
Wildlife. 17 Apr. 2009. http://www.defenders.org/wildlife_and_habitat/wildlife/mexican_wolf.php
“Mammals: Grey Wolf.” Nature Critter Guide. 2007. The Educational Broadcast
Corporation. 17 Apr. 2009. <http://www.pbs.org./wnet/nature/critters/wolf.html.>
“Wolf.” Illustrated Wildlife Encyclopedia. New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1980.
“Wolf.” The World Book Encyclopedia. 1986.