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They live to be 6 to 8 years old.

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They weigh 50 to 80lbs.

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They find there food in grasslands and mountainous regions.

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They find there food in grasslands and mountainous regions.

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How has the Mexican Gray Wolf been affected by the wall?

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How has the Mexican Gray Wolf been affected by the wall?

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It is separating them form others on both sides of the wall so they can breed. Also it is stopping them from getting enough food and water. Another thing is that the wall is taking away their ability to have room for their homes and enough space to roam.

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The Mexican gray wolf is a carnivore which means that it only eats meat. It's prey includes elk, deer, pronghorn, javelinas, rabbits, and other small animals.

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The Mexican gray wolf is a carnivore which means that it only eats meat. It's prey includes elk, deer, pronghorn, javelinas, rabbits, and other small animals.

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An interesting fact about the mexican gray wolf is that they are the smallest of the Gray wolf subspecies, being around half the size of North American gray wolves.

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An interesting fact about the mexican gray wolf is that they are the smallest of the Gray wolf subspecies, being around half the size of North American gray wolves.

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What Corridor do they use to cross the border?

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What Corridor do they use to cross the border?

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The Mexican Gray Wolf crosses the New Mexico and Mexico border to get proper food, water, space, and breading grounds.

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The Mexican gray wolf lives in southwestern Texas, southern New Mexico, southeastern Arizona and as far down as central Mexico.

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The Mexican gray wolf lives in southwestern Texas, southern New Mexico, southeastern Arizona and as far down as central Mexico.