Gray Wolf: facts, habitat and behavior

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The gray wolf is the largest wild canid, roaming forests and tundras across North America, Europe and Asia. It hunts in packs, often preying on deer or elk. Once nearly extinct in many regions, it's now making a comeback thanks to protection and rewilding programs.
Technical factsheet
Type:mammal
Scientific name:Canis lupus
Habitat:forest
Diet:carnivore
Continents:North America, Europe, Asia
Size:60–90 cm at the shoulder
Weight:30–50 kg
Activity:nocturnal
Social behavior:pack
IUCN status:Least Concern
Lifespan:6–8 years in the wild
Habitat: The Gray Wolf can be found in Canada, United-states-of-america, Mexico, Syria, Russia, Mongolia, China, Kazakhstan, Kosovo, Kyrgyzstan, Lebanon, North-korea, Poland, Romania, Ukraine, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Alaska-us, California-us