Gray Wolf eBook
Gray Wolf Attack on Humans,Hunting & IUCN List• Most attacks – from rabid wolves• Non-rabid wolves unusually have attacked andkilled people• Live away from people & taught to fear humansby hunters and shepherds• Hunting and trapping – reduced species' range• Widespread range and stable populations – notthreatened globally; classified by IUCN as LeastConcernImage – A female Gray wolf photographed by Drew Avery.
Gray Wolf Physical DescriptionBackground Image – AFemale Gray Wolf• Slender, powerfully built• Large, deeply descendingribcage, sloping back• Abdomen pulled in• Neck heavily muscled• Paws – front: 5 toes; back: 4toesFemales• Narrower muzzles and foreheads• Thinner necks• Slightly shorter legs• Less massive shoulders than males
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Gray Wolf Attack on Humans,
Hunting & IUCN List
• Most attacks – from rabid wolves
• Non-rabid wolves unusually have attacked and
killed people
• Live away from people & taught to fear humans
by hunters and shepherds
• Hunting and trapping – reduced species' range
• Widespread range and stable populations – not
threatened globally; classified by IUCN as Least
Concern
Image – A female Gray wolf photographed by Drew Avery.
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