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Gray Wolves
October 31, 2008
The gray wolf, or Canis Lupus as it is called in Latin, is a carnivorous mammal inhabiting a portion of North America. Though widespread throughout North America, the gray wolf only inhabits a small part of its former range mostly due to human destruction of its habitat. Despite preferring dense timber, the gray wolf is highly adaptable, and can survive in environments such as deserts, tundra, grasslands, and urban areas. Though wild, gray wolves are not particularly dangerous to people unless they feel threatened.
The gray wolf has integrated itself into the culture of several societies, and now exists as a symbol of the wild, untamed world. Wolves are also thought to be savage creatures by many people, but scientific evidence proves this to be untrue. Wolf team mascots, wolf figurines, and wolf art is common throughout the Western world.
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