The gray wolf has a height of 26-32 inches, length of 4.5 to 6.5 feet, and weighs 55-130 pounds. It lives in forests and areas with large prey like deer. The gray wolf eats deer, moose, caribou, beaver, and rabbit. It was almost extinct due to excessive hunting but now lives in parts of the United States, Canada, and Alaska.

1. About The Gray Wolf
By: Abby
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2. About the Author
My name is Abby and
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my hobbies are
gymnastics, singing,
baking, and being
with my friends.I am
writing about the gray
wolf because they
sounded interesting.

3. Who am I
The height of a gray wolf
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is 26-32 in. The length of
a gray wolf is 4.5 to 6.5 ft.
from it’s nose to it’s tail.
It’s weight is 55-130 lbs.
It’s color is gray black
and white. The wolves life
span is about 7-8 years in
the wild, but some have
lived to be 10 years or
more!

4. The Early Years
When the wolf is
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young it stays with it’s
mother until it’s
about 10 years of age.
They are born at 1-7
at a time. The pack
they grow up with
gives them food.

5. Habitat Sweet Habitat
The gray wolves
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habitat is in forests ,
or places with big
animal like deer, or in
places with trees and
a lot of animals they
eat.

6. What’s On The Menu
The gray wolf eats
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animals like deer,
moose, and caribou.
It also eats beaver,
rabbit, and other
small prey when it
can’t find bigger
animals to hunt.

7. Making Tracks
The gray wolf tracks
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look almost like your
dogs would. They are
just bigger and more
oval. These are mostly
found in Yellow Stone
National Park.

8. Where in the World
Gray wolves live in
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Alaska, Idaho,
Michigan, Minnesota,
Montana, Wisconsin,
Wyoming, and
Canada.

9. Did you know
The gray wolf was
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almost extinct!The
gray wolf can smell
over 100 ft. away!The
gray wolf has the
biggest noses out of
all the other wolves!

10. Simply Irresistible
The gray wolf was in
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almost every state in
the USA.! Since there
was so many people
kept hunting them!
They will not harm
you if you don’t get to
close. If they come
near you you’re also
OK.

11. Resource List
http://www.treehugger.com/gray_wolf.jpg slide 2
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http://www.petandwildlife.com/wolves/images/posternow/gray_wolf_montana_400x285.jpg
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http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/staticfiles/NGS/Shared/StaticFiles/Photograph
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http://www.fws.gov/southwest/es/arizona/images/SpeciesImages/USFWS_Gray_Wolf1.JPG
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http://www.brookfieldzoo.org/czs/getattachment/63e8b9fa-fa3a-4ea4-a273-
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9232de8812e1/Mexican-Gray-Wolf.aspx slide 5
http://www.rebelwolf.com/images/jpgs/wolf-snow.jpg slide7
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http://www.chacocanyon.com/images/gray-wolf.jpeg slide 6
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http://www.ens-newswire.com/ens/jan2008/20080128_wolf.jpg slide 8
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http://www.kenileephotos.com/images/upload/GrayWolf.jpg slide 9
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