| Underfur | | Wolf's worst danger. |
| Feet | | The cause of most wolf injuries. |
| Humans | | The organs of a wolf's prey are rich in fat and... |
| Carnivores | | Meat-Eaters |
| Caches | | Another phrase for a wolf's territory. Hint: Two words |
| LateSpring | | Wolves crack bones open to get this. |
| Two | | The point of the wolf's coat is to provide... |
| Twenty | | The claw on the fifth toe. |
| GrayWolf | | And the other main species of wolves in North America is the... |
| Scent | | Wolves locate prey by their... |
| Trampling | | The wolf has________teeth |
| Dog | | A wolf's second main competitor. |
| Forty-Two | | The first layer in a wolf's coat. |
| Five | | By nipping at the cheeks and mouth, the pups get the adults to do this. |
| Tone | | A wolf's coat has____layers |
| Coyote | | A Russian proverb says,"A wolf is kept fed by its..." |
| Flooding | | The nesting area of the den is usually uphill to prevent this. |
| RedWolf | | One of the wolf's closest living relatives is the domestic... |
| Hearing | | Most packs have_____to twelve members |
| Depression | | Female wolves are about______percent smaller than male wolves |
| HomeRange | | If prey is scarce, wolves may hunt this in order to survive. |
| Regurgitate | | The Red Wolf is believed to be a hybrid between the Gray Wolf and the... |
| Bear | | Wolf's have an excellent sense of smell and... |
| Marrow | | The second layer in a wolf's coat. |
| Dewclaw | | Each time they molt, the wolves' fur changes slightly in shade and... |
| Livestock | | Wolves rely on_______mammals for their main source of food. |
| Nutrients | | The life span of a wolf in captivity is eleven to______years |
| Insulation | | Wolves bury chunks of meat in______for later. |
| Hoofed | | When are wolf pups born? |
| Twelve | | There are two main species of wolves in North America, the... |
| GuardHairs | | This is left behind when a wolf lies down to sleep. |