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The Mexican Wolf ("lobo") |
| name: Canis Lupus Baileyi territory: Once located in the south-western United States and throughout Mexico, it has been eliminated from its natural habitat. Extinct in the wild, about 200 Mexican wolves live today in zoos. physical characteristics: They range from about 50-90 lbs, making them the smallest type of Grey wolf. Their coloring ranges from reddish rusted colors to grey and black. hunting: GPWs prey primarily on white tailed deer, jackrabbit, small rodents, and muledeer. reproduction: Virtually the same as mentioned on the gray wolf information page the pack: Generally the same as mentioned before. |