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This 5 page paper provides an overview of this endangered species and provides a discussion on reintroduction in the Northeast. A brief history of this animal as well as a description of its physical needs are included. Recommendations are made. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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PG). This animals scientific name is Canis Lupus (PG). The listing status and date for this mammal is "Canis lupus Linnaeus, 1758" (PG). The role of the gray wolf
historically has been small. European settlers in North America would kill them for their pelts, similar to how the Indians handled these animals, but they also wanted to reduce their
populations for another reason (PG). Wolves, at the time, were competitors for wild game (PG). In order to make it easier to hunt for food, the settlers would have to
get rid of the wolves. Of course, such thinking was rather primitive. Today, it is known that predators help sustain natures balance. Wolves had been killed in
large numbers primarily due to the bounties imposed during the seventeenth century which close to extirpated wolves from the region by the time the nineteenth century rolled around ("Species" PG).
Lack of information as well as misinformation contributed to the animals extirpation (PG). While the gray wolf has died out in certain regions, they were able to thrive in
others. Once again, at the end of the twentieth century, the life of the gray wolf was threatened. II. The Gray Wolf Identification is an important component in making
a study of a species. How does one differentiate the gray wolf from another animal? What does the gray wolf look like exactly? The gray wolf is the
largest member of the Canidae with the exception of particularly large breeds of domestic dogs ("Species" PG). Adult females weigh between 18 and 55 kg and measure 1.37 to
1.52 m in overall length (PG). Males may weigh quite a bit more at 20 to 80 kg but length can vary a bit more; a males length ranges from
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