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Here i'll try to tell you interesting things about wolves and show you some nice pics
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Interesting Facts about Wolves
Wolves can regulate their body temperature independently, keeping
the tissues on the pads of their feet at just above freezing in winter –
this allows them to tromp through icy creeks for miles with no discomfort
whatsoever.
Wolves have webbed feet and are excellent swimmers
Wolves can climb trees! Granted, they have to be motivated – but
they can do it!
Wolves can go over a 10-foot fence and bite through 11 gauge steel fabric
Wolves can travel from 50 to 125 miles a day - they can trot at speeds
of 10 miles an hour indefinitely and display bursts of speed up to 45 miles
an hour when hunting
Wolves and wolverines have the only fur on the planet that breath will
not condense against – it is a natural moisture repellent. The under-fur
on wolves is the perfect insulator - it allows them to sleep out in the
open at 40 degrees below zero – comfortably!
One wolf can hear another wolf howl over 10 miles away across the
open tundra
Wolves can regulate their body temperature independently, keeping
the tissues on the pads of their feet at just above freezing in winter –
this allows them to tromp through icy creeks for miles with no discomfort
whatsoever.
Wolves have webbed feet and are excellent swimmers
Wolves can climb trees! Granted, they have to be motivated – but
they can do it!
Wolves can go over a 10-foot fence and bite through 11 gauge steel fabric
Wolves can travel from 50 to 125 miles a day - they can trot at speeds
of 10 miles an hour indefinitely and display bursts of speed up to 45 miles
an hour when hunting
Wolves and wolverines have the only fur on the planet that breath will
not condense against – it is a natural moisture repellent. The under-fur
on wolves is the perfect insulator - it allows them to sleep out in the
open at 40 degrees below zero – comfortably!
One wolf can hear another wolf howl over 10 miles away across the
open tundra
