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Red Wolf Classification Kingdom -Animalia Phylum – Chordata Class – Mammalia Order – Carnivore Family – Canidae Genus – Canis Species - rufus

Red Wolf Classification Kingdom -Animalia Phylum – Chordata Class – Mammalia Order – Carnivore Family – Canidae Genus – Canis Species - rufus

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  • Red Wolf Classification Kingdom -AnimaliaPhylum ChordataClass MammaliaOrder CarnivoreFamily CanidaeGenus CanisSpecies - rufus

  • Description Shape- long legs, ears, brown , gray, orange

    Length- 4.5 feet long (include tail)

    Height- about 26 inches

    Weight-50-80 lbs

  • Colors &markingsMainly brown with blended colors and cinnamon red to almost black.

    Light marking above the eyes are also common.

  • Habitat Part of world-They live in United States, Texas, Florida.

    Environment-live in wild

  • Diet Meat- Rabbits, rodents and deer

    Plants- berries

  • Family lifeNumber born- 6 pups but know for 14

    Gestation-61-63 days

    When born- Mating occurs from January-April young are born in the spring.

    Care of- weaning occurs 8-10 weeks

    Shelter-uses a pipes of logs, digs a hole in the ground or cave from rain or cold.

  • Social behavior Its is sometimes active in the day during winter mouths.

    They are mean.

  • Characteristics Defenses- by opening its jaw wide threaten to bite the enemy.Acquiring food- sometimes they hunt in packs.Life span 6-7 in the wild up to 15 years.Temperament- active at night, social, shy.

  • History of red wolvesHistory is sketchy some biologists think it is a hybrid of the grey wolf (from Asia 700,000 yrs old) and coyote others Pleistocene wolf that got separated some believe true species found only in North America .Present Statues: its a endangered species.

  • Relationship to human As humans move to a red wolves habitat, wolves create a threat of loss of livestock due to wolves predation.

    But not these pups

  • CreditsMorgan Rolfson

    Madison Wojo

  • Sources www.defenders www.controverical.comwww.go.comwww.cosmosmith.comwww.fieldtripearth.orgwww.nhptv.orgwww.naturalworlds.org