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GRAY WOLF

  • Scientific name: Canis Lupus
  • 3/15/16, by: Moris, 7th hour
Photo by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Midwest Region
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HABITAT

  • Gray wolves live in tundra to woodlands and forests.
  • Gray wolves are mostly found in forest and woodlands
  • Abiotic factors that help the gray wolves survive are temperature, sun, and snow or rain.
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NICHE

  • Gray wolves control population
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POPULATION

  • Gray wolves usually like to live in packs
  • Limiting factors are lack of living space, disease, starvation, amount of prey, pollution, and predators.
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ENERGY

  • The gray wolf is a consumer.
  • It is a carnivore (only eats meat).
  • Their primary food source are deer, moose, elk, and bison.
  • Gray wolves are tertiary consumers
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BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONA

  • The gray wolf is the predator and the elk is the prey.
  • Wolves like to compete in packs.
  • Wolves and Ravens help each other out by the wolf giving food to the Raven and the Raven warning the wolf for hunters
  • Their relationship is called mutualism.
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ADAPTATIONS

  • The gray wolf uses its teeth to kill their prey.
  • It also has fur to be able to survive in the cold
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BIBLIOGRAPHY

Moris R