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North American Timber Wolf
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Character
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What is it that makes a wolf so loyal to his pack??
Could it be the common sence it hold for it's true values,
morals of the unheard bark of it's possetions?
Could it be that the wolf looks out for it's own and charishes
it's family and deilvers on demand?
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Territory
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When the wolf marks its territory it is establihing its
ground making sure that no other foriegn species or packs
cross its domain.
If it is challenged it will succed and reclaim what it is rightfully
its own.
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Behavior
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Much of a wolfs behavior is strange, almost human like.
It has paternal instincts and protects it's family.
The wolf is also a well providing mammal, and won't stop at
nothing until it has obtained what it is set to accomplish.
The wolf is not a foolish beast and will retreat if it knows
the loss will be greater than to retreat, disapointing it pack,
but with the understanding of it's family members.
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