Legal Ease
Home on the Range
Life and Death
Wolf Parts
On the move
Myths vs. Facts
100

What do we call a person

who shoots a wolf illegally?

What is a poacher?

100

True or false?

Wolf range originally spanned a wider area than any other land mammal (other than humans).

What is true?

100

Name three species wolves might prey on.

Deer, elk, moose, bison, hare, beaver, caribou,

musk ox, cow, sheep...

100

Name three colors that a wolf’s fur could be.

What is gray, white, brown, black, tan.

100

 What is an area that a wolf calls home?

What is it's territory?

100

True or false? It is common for wolves to kill people.

What is false?

200

What do we call an animal or plant that is in danger

of becoming extinct?

What is endangered?

200

Most wolves will disperse from the pack they were born into by what age?

What is three years of age?

200

On the average, what percentage of pups die each year?

What is 40-60%?

200

List three wolf body parts that are important to wolf communication.

What are the tail, eyes, ears and teeth.

200

How far may a wolf travel in search of food?

What is 10–30 miles a day?

200

What does it mean if a person is described as “a wolf in sheep’s clothing”?

That person is not as trustworthy as s/he appears.

300

What year was the Endangered Species Act passed by Congress?

What is 1973?

300

What is the entire geographic area over which wolves are distributed known as?

What is wolf range?

300

Who are the main predators of the wolf?

Who are humans?

300

What do we call a male and female wolf that mate to produce pups?

What is the breeding pair.

300

What factor most determines the size of a wolf pack territory?

What is food availability?

300

What is the name of the mythological character that is a man who turns into a wolf?

What is a werewolf?

400

The process of removing a species from the

endangered species list

What is delisting?

400

Wolves may expand their range in two ways: natural recolonization or what human-directed activity?

What is reintroduction?

400

What is a leading cause of death for the wolf?

What is starvation?

400

What is the average weight of an adult male wolf?

What is 70–100 pounds?

400

What is the name of the area where pups remain when they are 8–20 weeks of age?

What is the rendezvous site?

400

What does a person tell when s/he“cries wolf”?

What is a lie?

500

What year was the first bounty established in Minnesota?

What is 1849?

500

The farthest a wolf

is known to have dispersed

from its home is:

a. 78 miles

b. 330 miles

c. 660 miles

d. 1000 miles

What is "C"?

500

How much food does an average wolf need per day to survive?

What is 5 to 10 lbs. per wolf per day?

500

What does a four-month-old wolf pup eat?

What is regurgitated food from an adult pack mate?

500

Name two ways wolves “mark” their territory.

What is urinating and howling?

500

What is anthropomorphism?

What is the act of attributing human actions and motivations to animals?