Wolves prey on large hoofed animals (ungulates) like deer, elk, moose, caribou, bison, bighorn sheep and musk oxen. They also eat smaller prey like snowshoe hare, beaver, rabbit, opossum, mice. In consuming the kill, wolves do very little chewing; they tear off chunks of meat and swallow them whole. They eat every part of the kill except the skull and stomach contents. What they don’t eat immediately, they cache or store for eating later on. Sometimes, wolves aren't totally keen on sharing the l

Red wolf or rabbit? Although Jack is a critically endangered red wolf, he seems a bit more like a jackrabbit - look at those hops! Wolves have extremely powerful legs that enable them to not only pursue their prey over vast distances, but to jump quite high as well. Jack is relying on his leg muscles to employ his pouncing technique, designed to intimidate potential intruders. Learn more about Jack ➡ http://bit.ly/2VaMyip | Wolf Conservation Center

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