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An interesting fact about the Mexican Gray wolf is that it is the most endangered wolf species in the world, it is also the smallest of the subspecies of gray wolves.

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Mexican Grey wolves live in South-West Texas, Southern New Mexico and South Eastern Arizona and usually migrate to mexico at certain points of the year but can no longer really do that because of the wall

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Mexican Gray Wolves mostly eat large hooved animals such as elk and different types of deer. They find their food in the Western U.S and in parts of Mexico near the border.

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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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Above is a map of what corridors the wolves use to cross the border, mind you, this is a\as of 2017 so it might not be totally the same but I looked it up and there hasn't been too much construction in this area since then.

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How is the Mexican Grey Wolf affected by the border?

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How is the Mexican Grey Wolf affected by the border?

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Lots of Mexican Grey Wolves have been stopped at the border in search of a mate during mating season. This has caused the animals population to decrease at a very alarming rate. The border also prevents the Mexican Grey Wolf from hunting their prey such as deer and jackrabbits, which also contributes to the decrease of this species.