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a pack of wolves can eat you really fast

Thanks!!
Edit: Don't really know anything about wolves!!

Wolves' tounges are longer than my pee pee :(

Thank you~

Wolves and dogs are genetically identical, so they should be considered a single species, not two (Canis lupus and Canis familiaris).

Wolves can't kill Liam Neeson.

Poking a wolf with a stick is a bad idea. They have sharp teeth.

Fact: I don't have a wolf :[

wolves used to be larger and be known as dire wolves and were much larger then they are now

Wolves are like dogs but like wolves, you know...

It is wildly believed that wolves (or lack of wolves) transformed the Yellowstone National Park landscape.

The Greeks believed that if someone ate meat from a lamb, which was killed by a wolf, they'd turn into a vampire.

I don't enter, cause i have DS I and II, but all the wolves in a pack help take care of the pups. When the pups are very small, other pack members bring food to the mother so she does not have to leave the den.

During the winter months, wolves can be found moving around during the day. The rest of the year they are nocturnal.

ehm.... wolves are more than a wolf... thats all I know :d

"The International Wolf Center advances the survival of wolf populations by teaching about wolves, their relationship to wildlands and the human role in their future." - http://wolf.org/

Thank you for the chance! Awesome! Good luck guys!!

"Wolves have 42 teeth"

Wolf pups are born blind and deaf, and are often born with blue eyes

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The massive molars and powerful jaws of a wolf are used to crush the bones of its prey. The biting capacity of a wolf is 1,500 pounds of pressure per square inch.

In wolf language "thank you" is: "Arooo!"

you should read that, I found it very interesting when I read it for the 1st time.

http://www.ibtimes.com/meet-wolf-man-german-researcher-werner-freund-feeds-wolves-his-mouth-photos-1046470

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Wolves didn't live in The Netherlands for nearly a century, but last year, there was a great article in the newspapers that a wolf had returned. After a roadkill, another wolf was seen. Upon investigation by a lot of 'experts' it was determined that it was a male wolf, travelling from Germany, to find a spot for his own, hoping to find a female and a new hunting ground. The wolf stayed in several weeks but later on returned to Germany. (All the way to Poland).
The news was big in The Netherlands: it lasted for months in papers, ( check: 'wolf in nederland 2014' in Google)

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