Dogs Wolves

• Ethiopian
• Gray
• Red

• Science: Biology: Plants and Animals: Animalia: Chordata: Mammalia: Carnivora: Canidae: Canis 
• Kids and Teens: Science and Math: Science: Living Things: Animals: Endangered Species 
• Recreation: Outdoors: Animals and Plants: Mammals: Conservation: Canines: Wolves 

• Animal Corner: Wolf Species  - Lists Latin names, habitats, and threats for various species and sub-species.
• Bear Country: Timber Wolf  - Provides facts about size, breeding, lifestyle, life cycle, and threats to their survival.
• Desert USA: Mexican Gray Wolf  - Explains this sub-species' history, range, habits and habitat, diet, size, and life cycle.
• Endangered Species: Arctic Wolf  - School research project offers description, habitat requirements, adaptation, endangerment, and restoration.
• International Wolf Center: Wild Kids  - Tells about size, coloring, lifespan, packs, speed, food, and families. Includes games, activities, and articles. [PDF required for articles].
• Mexican Gray Wolf (Canis lupus)  - From Brookfield Zoo, examines weight, diets, locations, relatives, social structure, breeding, raising young, communication, and hunting behavior.
• Nature.ca: Arctic Wolf (Canis lupus arctos)  - Includes distribution and map, social structure, migration, breeding, and threats.
• Nature.ca: Wolf (Canis lupus)  - Natural History Notebook provides physical characteristics, social structure, distribution, and interaction with humans.
• Nova: Wild Wolves  - Provides information on how and why wolves howl, with sound clips, and examine the wolf's relationship with the domestic dog.
• Timber Wolf Information Network: Kids Only  - Features a guide to wolf body language, information on the animals in the wolf's food web, kids' art and poems, books, and activities.
• The Wild Ones: Maned Wolf  - Details include appearance, adaptations, range and habitat, threats to survival, behavior, and cultural importance.
• Wolf Country: Wolf Species  - Provides classification and links to information on species in North America, and Europe and Asia.
• Wolf Park Kids  - Features information on the junior volunteer program at this wolf sanctuary, as well as games, puzzles and advice on working with wolves.
• Wolf Quest  - Presents a roleplaying game where players live the life of a wolf in Yellowstone National Park. Includes game download, forum, wolf facts, and video and art galleries.
• Wolf Song of Alaska: Wolves for Kids  - Features activities, games, answers to questions, and articles on the wolf in mythology.
• Wolf Trails  - Thinkquest site presents an adventure game based on the book about wolves escaping captivity. Includes articles, poems, and interviews.