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Eurasian grey wolf (canis lupus lupus, vlk obecný eurasijský) from ZOO Ohrada, Hluboka nad Vltavou, Czech republic

A wolf I shot (I have no regrets ) ---->

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And I offer you ANIMAL PHOTO CALENDAR 2012 FOR FREE! Just it, please

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I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!

And I offer you WOLF PHOTO CALENDAR FOR FREE! Just it, please

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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Eurasian grey wolf (canis lupus lupus)
Location: Eurasia (From Europe, to China and Russia)
Size: 1.6 m long + 50 cm tail, 100 cm high weight: 80 kg
Diet: medium sized ungulates (moufflon, chamois, saiga, wild boar, red deer, roe deer and livestock), smaller prey (frogs, mice, hares) but also fruit
Conservation status: Least Concern in general. But in some countries, there are only few animals. For example in the Czech republic, there are only some 15 Eurasian wolves, so wolves are critically endangered in my country.
Interesting facts: wolves live in the packs with strict hierarchy. Only alpha male and alpha female mate. Femalethen gives birth to 4-7 cubs. Mother and father both take care of them and then whole the pack helps them to rise the pups | wolves were exctinct in the Czech republic, as people successfully killed them all. Now, wolves are slowly returning from Slovakia and some 15 wolves live in Beskydy mountains. Unfortunately, some people still want to kill them, because they are afraid of wolves | fear of wolves is officially called Little Red Riding Hood syndrome | Eurasian wolves are very adaptable | their colourings vary a lot. | wolves have important roles in many myths, legends and fairy tales. They fascinate people.

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Description
Eurasian grey wolf (canis lupus lupus, vlk obecný eurasijský) from ZOO Ohrada, Hluboka nad Vltavou, Czech republic

A wolf I shot (I have no regrets ) ---->

____________________________________

STUFF I SELL OR OFFER FOR FREE
____________________________________

And I offer you ANIMAL PHOTO CALENDAR 2012 FOR FREE! Just it, please

=======================>

I sell a colourful mug edition with wolf and fox and big cats photos!

And I offer you WOLF PHOTO CALENDAR FOR FREE! Just it, please

____________________________________

Thank you for your comments and faves
____________

INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:

Name: Eurasian grey wolf (canis lupus lupus)
Location: Eurasia (From Europe, to China and Russia)
Size: 1.6 m long + 50 cm tail, 100 cm high weight: 80 kg
Diet: medium sized ungulates (moufflon, chamois, saiga, wild boar, red deer, roe deer and livestock), smaller prey (frogs, mice, hares) but also fruit
Conservation status: Least Concern in general. But in some countries, there are only few animals. For example in the Czech republic, there are only some 15 Eurasian wolves, so wolves are critically endangered in my country.
Interesting facts: wolves live in the packs with strict hierarchy. Only alpha male and alpha female mate. Femalethen gives birth to 4-7 cubs. Mother and father both take care of them and then whole the pack helps them to rise the pups | wolves were exctinct in the Czech republic, as people successfully killed them all. Now, wolves are slowly returning from Slovakia and some 15 wolves live in Beskydy mountains. Unfortunately, some people still want to kill them, because they are afraid of wolves | fear of wolves is officially called Little Red Riding Hood syndrome | Eurasian wolves are very adaptable | their colourings vary a lot. | wolves have important roles in many myths, legends and fairy tales. They fascinate people.

____________

More similar pictures:

To see more, look at my WOLVES GALLERY

This photo belongs to me and I can very easily prove, that it was me, who took this shot. So please, respect my copyright if you want to use my work, ask me first to gain my permission, please! Thank you