2 edition of five heroes of Wolf"s Teeth Mountain found in the catalog.
five heroes of Wolf"s Teeth Mountain
Lou, Chi-kuei.
Published
1977
by Foreign Languages Press in Peking
.
Written in English
Edition Notes
| Statement | by Lou Chi-kuei. |
| Classifications | |
|---|---|
| LC Classifications | PZ4.L886 Fi, PR9450.9.L6 Fi |
| The Physical Object | |
| Pagination | 36 p. : |
| Number of Pages | 36 |
| ID Numbers | |
| Open Library | OL4476503M |
| LC Control Number | 79304133 |
Arctic wolf has strong jaws filled with 42 sharp teeth designed to tear flesh and crush bones. They can eat more than 9 kilograms (20 pounds) of meat at a time. As is the case with most species of wolves, only the alpha male and the beta female will be allowed to mate. Due to the Arctics permafrost soil and the difficulty it poses for digging. Muzzle – A wolf has two hundred million smelling cells inside its nose and can smell times better then a human being. A wolf has 42 teeth including four canines. Wolves use their sharp teeth to wound, grab and kill its prey. Wolves use their back teeth to crush the bones and make the meat into smaller pieces and they use the small front teeth to nibble and pull at the skin.
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Wolf Week News is a newsletter that you'll receive in your inbox once a week. It is another way for the Lake Hamilton School District to stay connected to parents, students, staff, and community members. View previous issues of the Wolf Week News. Wolves have 42 teeth just like dogs and other canids. Humans have 32 teeth. The largest wolf teeth are the canines, or fangs, which measure over two inches long including the part within the jaw. The canine teeth on the top and bottom of the jaw interlock so that the wolf can grip and hold on to struggling prey.
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score: 1, and 14 people voted. Wolves have 42 teeth altogether. These consist of: 12 incisors, 4 canines, 16 pre-molars and 10 carnassials and molars. A wolfs canine teeth can be as long as 1 inch long.
A wolfs teeth are extremely sharp, strong and slightly curved. This enables them to grasp their prey in their teeth and chew down to the soft marrow in the bones. The most common type of wolf is the gray wolf, which has gray and brown fur with long, bushy tails.
They have long snouts and pointed ears on top of their heads. Wolves live in a pack which contains between six and ten other wolves. Wolves live in packs of up to A single wolf can be up to 5ft in length, standing at 3ft.
One of the heaviest wolves on record weighed lbs. A female wolf (or ‘bitch’) can have up to six young (‘pups’). Wolves generally prefer larger prey such as deer, but will settle for something smaller, such as rabbit.
Dire wolves (canis dirus) were prehistoric wolves that lived in North America about two million years ago.
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