WOLVES

WOLVES

Jason R. Stewart

CIS 1020 – 067 Fall 2010

PRESENTED BY:

Delan Jensen

Salt Lake Community College

CREATED FOR:

About wolves…THE LARGEST MEMBERS OF THE DOG FAMILY.

THEY LIVE AND HUNT IN PACKS OF AROUND SIX TO TEN WOLVES WITH A DOMINANT ‘ALPHA

MALE’ AS THE LEADER.

Because they hunt in packs, wolves are able to take down very

large prey that can feed many members of the pack.

The alpha male and his mate are the only members of the pack that breed. The rest of the pack just helps to take care of the

young pups.

Wolves can run at speeds of up to 35 miles per hours!!!

The Spine-Tingling Howl of a Wolf

• Some howls are confrontational

• Communal howls send territorial messages from one pack to another

• A lone wolf howls to attract the attention of his pack

• Form of communication

Some native Indian tribes believed

that wolves were spiritual beings

that could impart magical powers.

There are countless different kinds of wolves. Some of them are:

Iberian Wolf Red Wolf

Texas Gray Wolf Alaskan Tundra Wolf

Egyptian Wolf

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