Wolves (passion Project)
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
POPULATION OF WOLVES
- On Earth:200,000 wolves
- In North America:18,000
- In America:3,000
- In Vermont:100
Photo by Tom Pottiger
WOLVES PREY
- Large hoofed animals
- Large rodents
- Beavers and rabbits
- Fish (sometimes)
- It really depends on where they are
Photo by Heye Jensen
ALPHA
- Pack leader
- Makes desisions
- Always starts eating
- Has to survey areas
- Alpha can be Male or female
Photo by Cam Adams
BETA
- Second in command
- Reinforces Alphas decisions
- Eats second
- NEVER conflicts against the Alpha
Photo by Tadeusz Lakota
DELTA
- Third in command
- Eats third
- Takes care of spars and training
- (Spars are a non-violent argument)
Photo by Brian Wotherspoon
OBEA
- Checks newborn pups
- If the pups are deformed in anyway they will be taken out of the pack and abandoned to die.(by the Obea)
Photo by Taylor
LEAD WARRIOR
- Takes orders from Alpha
- Scouts pack borders
- They are usually the ones that bring new wolves to the Alpha or beta
- (Also known as Zeta)
Photo by doublejwebers
WARRIORS
- Amount depends on size of the pack
- Will roam around the pack for safety
- They are the guardians and protectors
- They must be calm in any situation
- (Also known as Etas)
Photo by ラルフ - Ralf RKLFoto
HUNTERS
- They hunt for the pack
- Usually start hunting at 6 months old
- (Also known as Lambda)
Photo by flamesworddragon
HEALERS
- They help injured wolves (of course)
- They stand back in fights to heal the injured
- If there are no healers the pack will slowly grow weak
- (Also known as Iota)
Photo by Jason Abdilla
ELDERS
- usually retired Alphas,betas,or warriors.
- (Also known as Gammas)
- The wisest of the pack
- Loved and respected by the pack
Photo by USFWS Endangered Species
OMEGAS
- Usually two omegas in a pack
- No rights
- Function as babysitters to the packs pups
- Always eats last
Photo by M L
PHI
- The teachers of the pack
- Pup sitters
- They can be viscous if you mess with their pups
- Only watch pups to the age of 1 year
Photo by John-Mark Smith
BACK TO THE QUESTIONS
Photo by fotografierende
Scientific Name for Wolves
Canis Lupis
Photo by doublejwebers
How many wolves are in a pack
2 to 36 wolves
But usually 6
Photo by Jethro Taylor
How do they hunt?
They attack from the rear,surround,bite the shoulders and flanks.
Photo by jbtello2
What is the size of the average wolf pack territory?
50 square miles, hunting grounds are 30 miles
Photo by Philippe Montes
What is the most common wolf?
Gray wolf or Timber wolf
Photo by USFWS Pacific
Can wolves be pets?
They can be kept as exotic pets in rarer occasions
Photo by Kelly Lund
How long have wolves been on earth?
Around 750,000 years
Photo by Philipp Pilz
Can wolves swim
Yes,they are very comfortable in water
Photo by matan elihay
Why do wolves howl?
They do it to communicate with other pack members.
Photo by Marek Szturc
Where are wolves dens?
Fallen tree or a cave
Photo by Vincent van Zalinge
How long do wolves live?
6-8 years
Photo by Ray Hennessy
Are coyotes stronger than wolves?
Wolves are more dangerous that coyotes. They are much larger than coyotes and much faster
Where do wolves live?
North America,Europe,Asia,and North Africa
Photo by Влада Петрова
RESOURCES
- Wolf.org (International Wolf Center)
- Ukwct.org.uk
- Fws.gov
- Livescience.com
- Defenders of wildlife
- Saint Francis wolf sanctuary
Photo by Kitsuta
