Wolf Facts You Should Know Wolves in North America aren’t all the same. Depending on where you are, you might be talking about: Gray wolves: the classic wolf of the Rockies, Great Lakes, and Alaska. Mexican gray wolves: the smallest (and most endangered), hanging on in Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico. Red wolves: found only in the Southeast, critically endangered with just a handful left in the wild. Each subspecies looks and lives a little differently, but they’re all still wolves. And what abo

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Wolves use a variety of vocalizations to communicate with pack-mates and other wolves. Barking is used as an alarm, alerting pack members of potential danger. Along with a bark-howl, barking can also be a display of aggression in defense of their pack and/or territory. This short clip of one of our wolves captures this barking/bark-howl behavior! | Wildlife Science Center