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However, despite this baseless and horrible reputation, Grey wolfs are very intelligent and sociable animals. Over the centuries, the Grey wolf has always been pictured as a villain, typically being a negative character in various fairy tales and fables.Typically, a lone wolf does not tend to bark and associate with packs.

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A lone wolf is a wolf that has been expelled from the pack or has left the pack on its own free will.Grey wolves are extremely sociable animals: family members develop very close relationships, show deep affection for one another, and are known to sacrifice themselves when needed to protect the family members.Grey wolves feed their pups by regurgitation: finding food, they chew and ingest it, and then, returning to the den, vomit swallowed food, feeding the pups.

In addition, Grey wolves are extremely strong and enduring animals, able to pursue their prey all day and night if needed. However, they possess excellent senses of hearing and smell, which allow them to hunt efficiently.

Grey wolves are not fast animals, reaching a speed of about 45km/h.

Also, in North America, the species is referred to as "timber wolf" while in the Arctic, the animal is known as "white wolf".

The Grey wolf is sometimes called the "common wolf".

Grey wolves prefer moving at night, being able to travel up to 200 km per day. Throughout the year, these animals undergo stationary and nomadic phases: the stationary phase takes place in the spring and summer months, when they grow up the young, while the nomadic phase lasts from the autumn to winter.

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Grey wolves do not actually howl at the moon they tend to howl when the night is lighter, which usually happens during the full moon. These follow the banks of rivers, the shorelines of lakes, and ravines overgrown with shrubs, plantations, or roads and human paths. They move around their territory when hunting, using the same trails for extended periods. They live in close ties with the members of their pack, communicating with each other through a wide variety of calls, including barks, whines, howls, and growls. The alphas are the leaders of the pack, establishing the group's territory, selecting the den sites, tracking down, and hunting prey.

An average wolf pack consists of 7-8 individuals, including the alpha male and female with their young as well as older offspring. Grey wolves are social animals, living, hunting, and traveling in packs.