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They have four toes with claws in an oval shape. ...

Wolves mate for life.

A litter of wolves is usually 4 to 6 pups.

Pups are born deaf and blind with bright blue eyes.

A pack of wolves can range from 2 to over 30 wolves. ...

Wolves can run at 36 to 38 MPH.

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Wolves are found primarily in remote regions across the Northern Hemisphere, specifically in North America (including Alaska, Canada, and some parts of the U.S.), Europe (like the Carpathian Mountains), and Asia (from the Middle East to China)

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Animals in a wolf's habitat are primarily other species that share the same prey, with large ungulates like deer, elk, moose, and caribou being key prey for wolves. Other carnivores, such as bears, cougars, and coyotes, also inhabit wolf territories and may compete for food or scavenge wolf kills.

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Wolf ecosystems are diverse environments where wolves, as apex predators, regulate prey populations, influencing vegetation growth and overall ecosystem health through a process called a tropic cascade. Their habitats include forests, grasslands, mountains, deserts, and tundras

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Wolves are highly adaptable and can live in a wide range of biomes, though they are most commonly associated with temperate forests, boreal forests (taiga), and the tundra. The specific characteristics of their habitat vary depending on the biome.