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Gray Wolf
The gray wolf picture can be found on most North Americal conservation sites.
The animals breed seasonally between January and April; the gestation period lasts about sixty-one to sixty-three days afterwards a female gives birth to about eleven pups that are born blind and deaf. They are weaned up to the age of eight to ten weeks.
The gray wolf picture can be found on most North Americal conservation sites.
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Gray Wolf -
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The animals become sexually mature at the age of twenty-two to forty-six months old. Adult animals feed their young by regurgitating food since pups are still not able to chew through the fur and meat. Usually the animals with a litter stay in the same place longer than without pups. The gray wolf picture can be found on most North Americal conservation sites.
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