Gray Wolf

The gray wolf is a highly adaptable and social mammal native to North America, Europe, and Asia. Known for living in packs, they rely on teamwork for hunting large prey like deer and elk. Gray wolves play a vital role in their ecosystems by controlling prey populations and maintaining healthy balance. They have thick fur, sharp teeth, and keen senses that aid in survival. Despite their reputation, they are shy and avoid humans. Conservation efforts have helped protect gray wolves, which are now regarded as important indicators of healthy ecosystems.