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Wolves

All About Wolves

Wolves are included in the genus canis, which includes coyotes, jackals and even domestic dogs! 


Did you know that several critical wolf populations in North America have been making a comeback? Wolves were hunted for many years, driving the populations down into dangerously low numbers. With the protection of the Endangered Species Act and limits on hunting, these keystone predators have returned to areas of their historic range and continue on the road to full recovery.


Learn more about wolves, including where they live, how they hunt, and how we can help continue the conservation of these incredible animals.

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Wolves Resources

  • Gray Wolf

    Saving a Species: Wolves

    Learn about one of the most successful species on the planet, with intelligence and adaptability that put them on top of the food chain, Wolves in this episode of Saving a Species video series.

    Video Series

  • Wolf

    Teacher Toolbox

    Looking for some resources to complement your lessons? This teacher toolbox includes vocabulary, discussion-starting questions, classroom activities and more.

    Teacher Toolbox

  • Visit our gray wolves at Wolf Haven!

    Gray Wolves at Busch Gardens Williamsburg

    Visit our gray wolves at Wolf Haven . Don’t miss your chance to say hi to Beo, Boise, Kaya, Kitchi, and Maska!

    Meet Gray Wolves

  • Maned Wolf

    Animal Bytes

    Check out these one-page fact sheets about these incredible wolves.

    Gray Wolf

    Maned Wolf

  • Gray Wolf

    Animal Sounds

    Wolves howl to communicate with their pack members and to ward off competing packs from their territory. Check out these sounds, plus more on SeaWorld.org.

  • Visit our gray wolves at Wolf Haven!

    Activities

    Schooling at home? Keep your students engaged with these dolphin-themed classroom activities.