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Luna

                                                      The Wolf


The cold snow was covering Luna's fur. Luna is now a lone wolf. She had been kicked out of her clan for not  bowing down to her leader. It was a cold winter. "Why did I not bow down? Why wouldn't be smart and stayed in the pack for one of the coldest  winters?" Luna grunted.  Luna was getting hungry. She tried to catch a sent of anything that could be food. Nothing was in sight.  " Everything is migrating or hibernating" Luna said to herself.  The sun was going down. Soon Luna caught a sent of a rabbit. She crouched down and made her feet weightless. The rabbits ears perked up. Luna leaped and grabbed the rabbit. She carried it to some piled up rocks that would make a nice den. She lay down and started to eat the rabbit. She ate the whole thing. She didn't want any other wolves coming hungry. She stared outside. " I hope this is better than living with the pack" Luna thought. She started to go to sleep.  When she woke up she was up to her ankles in snow. It was colder than last night. "It's freezing" Luna grunted. Luna was ready to hunt. She did not smell anything but she walked outside of her den. She sniffed the air. She smelled a herd of buffalo. She smelled a weak calf. She got in a hunting position. She stalked the herd. Soon she was just close enough  that the buffalo heard her. "Shoot" Luna said to herself. "I guess I should go look for a new den." Luna thought.  She didn't want to stay in one spot because her sent would be very strong in that area so other wolves would find her better. She walked around for a while until she found another den. She sat there to rest for a second before she tried to catch food again. She didn't smell anything, so she stayed put. "Chirp Chip" the birds were crying for their mother. Luna got in another hunting position. This time she climbed up the tree. Luna knew these chicks didn't know how to fly yet. Luna reached out and grabbed two. She leaped from the tree and went back to her new den.  Soon Luna heard a wolf pack. It didn't smell like her clan. It smelled like one that was nice and didn't kick you out. Luna still didn't want to be seen or smelled, but she could tell they already smelled her. She sat down. She knew it was hopeless. The pack came closer to her. "What are you doing here Luna" asked the leader of the pack. "Star" Luna couldn't help being so happy. Star was a good friend of hers. "My pack kicked me out" Luna replied. "Why?" Star asked." I didn't bow to my leader " Luna said.  "You can join my pack" Star finally said. "Really?" Luna was shocked. "Yes. Come with us." Star said. Luna followed Star. From then on Luna was never hungry or tired. Luna was happy with her new life.


THE END

Italian Wolf

Today we are going to talk about Italian wolves! Italian wolves are also known as Apennine Wolf. The Italian wolf is found in Apennine Mountains, Italy. Their body size is 39-55 in length. It weighs around 53-88 pounds. Females are 10 percent smaller than males. Italian wolves mostly come in grey and brown. Italian wolves hunt at night. They eat small to medium sized animals such as roe deer, red deer, wild boar, elk, hares. They also eat plants, berries and herbs.  Italian wolves mate in March. A mother wolf can have 2-8 pups. It depends on how old she is.  Wolf pups weigh around 250-350 grams. In recent years Italian wolves have made their way to France.

Onealon

Arctic Wolves

Arctic Wolves! No other wolf can offer the exact coloring of the Arctic Wolf. Other wolves can be white, but this one is all the way white. They are white because they live in the Arctic.  Some Arctic Wolves weigh about 100 pounds while others weigh up to 175. It all depends on the region. Some of them are about 3 feet long others are as long as 6 feet! These wolves have a two layered coat, because they live in very cold places. The top layer grows thicker as the winters go on. Arctic wolves have shorter ears than most wolves. This also keeps them warm. The size of the pack usually depends on how much food is available.

I hope you got great info on Arctic Wolves!

Onealon  

Wonderful Wolves

What do you think when you hear the word wolves? Do you think those nasty creatures or those poor wonderful wolves? You should think those poor wonderful wolves. Wolves are not nasty! Just think for one moment that your a wolf. Think that your starving, you need food, your cold. That is what wolves feel like. When they find food they have to gobble it up! Why can't we be at harmony with the wolves like early american Indians? Now days, the wolf represents the symbol of our wilderness, a world which man has forgotten about. There are to many people in the world who hate wolves! To help us figure out the size of a wolf, lets first look at an Alaskan Malamute. They both weigh about 100 pounds. A wolf's coat can come in many different colors, from white to grey, beige, brown and black. Wolves are social animals. They live in packs, that is what makes them social. Wolves only breed once yearly. Most of the time in February and March and only have 4 to 6 pups at a time. We did not think of the great plains, the rolling hills and the winding streams with tangled growth, as wild. Live to love Wolves!

Onealon

Gray Wolves

Gray wolves once lived from North America, Europe and Asia. But now is hunted to near extinction. People take these animals and make them into things that are worth less than the actual animal is. Now we have to save them! Their tails are fluffy with a black tip on them. Gray wolves look like large German Shepherds. Females weigh usually 60-100 pounds and males usually weigh between 70-145. To get more info about these wonderful   creatures go to National Wildlife.

Save these wolves!

Onealon

All the Wolves

Gray wolf, Arctic wolf, Tundra wolf, Arabian wolf, Mexican wolf, Russian wolf, Italian wolf, Egyptian wolf, Eurasian wolf, Eastern wolf, Great plains wolf, North western wolf, Indian wolf, Iberian wolf, Ethiopian wolf, Red wolf species.

Mexican Wolf

Mexican wolves are 26-32 inches tall. They eat large hoofed mammals. Like the white tailed deer. They also eat smaller animals like wild pigs. They are endanger.You cant name an animal more endanger than the Mexican wolf. There is only 50 Mexican wolves in the wild and 300 in captivity. Help save the Mexican wolf.