Okay, here's some information about wolves:
The wolf, or gray wolf, or common wolf[1] (Latin: Canis lupus) is a predatory mammal of the dog family. Together with the coyote (Canis latrans) and the jackal (Canis aureus), it forms a small genus of wolves (Canis). Furthermore, as shown by the results of studying DNA sequences and gene drift, it is a direct ancestor of the domestic dog, which is usually considered a subspecies of the wolf (C.l.familiaris). The wolf is the largest animal in its family: its body length (with tail) can reach 160 cm, its height at the withers up to 90 cm; body weight up to 62 kg.
Once, the wolf had a much wider distribution in Eurasia and North America. Nowadays, its range and the total number of animals have noticeably decreased, mainly as a result of human activity: changes in natural landscapes, urbanization, and mass extermination. In many regions of the world, the wolf is on the verge of complete extinction, although in the north of the continents its population is still stable. Despite the fact that the wolf population continues to decline, it is still in many places the object of hunting, as it poses a potential danger to humans and livestock, or for entertainment.
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