what regions in the US do wolves occupy, can there be wolves in New Mexico?
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Wolves were virtually eliminated as pests throughout much of the lower 48 States, and is listed as a threatened species on the U.S. Endangered Species List (although the species is not listed on the International Endangered Species List due to healthy populations remaining in Canada, Scandanavia and Russia).\n\nOnly Minnesota had a healthy population of gray wolves (Canis lupus) until re-introduction programs began a few years ago to bring wolves back into areas that they were once abundant in.\n\nToday, gray wolves can be found in Minnesota (2,500+), Michigan (321), Wisconsin (335), Montana (81), Idaho (285) and Yellowstone Park in Wyoming (271).  This is in addition to the 7,500 to 10,000 wolves living in Alaska and the estimated 57,000 that live in Canada.\n\nThe red wolf (Canis rufus) was extinct in the wild until a captive breeding program and conservation initiative re-introduced a handful to North and South Carolina.\n\nA similar captive breeding program and release initiative has also been used to try and return the Mexican wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) to the wild.  Today there are about 55 Mexican wolves in Arizona and New Mexico.  The U.S. Endangered Species List lists them as endangered, but also lists them as 'nonessential', mostly due to pressure from ranchers.\n\nSo yes, there are wolves in New Mexico, but not very many, and they are the exceedingly rare subspecies of wolf, the Mexican wolf.
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We could say the snake and eagle are our national animals, yet is not officially assured. Those animals come from an ancient Aztec legend, which said that, the place where the Aztec tribes discovered an eagle devouring a snake, standing on top of a cactus; that location would be the chosen one by the gods to raise the mighty city and empire. The Aztecs saw that signal, but in the middle of a swampy lake! So they developed sophisticated techniques the Spanish themselves got marveled to the point of comparing México City with Constantinople or Venice (the most powerful European cities in those times).\n\nAnother extra info: Mexico is the first place worldwide in variety of reptiles. No matter what the national animal may be, it should be a cold-blood one!
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In addition to the answer that Sherasi gave, this web site contains information on a few other types of wolves around the globe.\n\nhttp://www.cosmosmith.com/wolfpage.html
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Currently, the only states in the United States with volcanic activity are Alaska, Hawai`i, Washington, Oregon, California, and the Yellowstone Region of Wyoming.\n\nThere is the possibility of an extinct volcanic site in Arkansas, but it would have been a prehistoric event.
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Carolus Linnaeus gave the wolf the scientific name Canis lupus...\n\nWolf weight and size can vary greatly worldwide, though both tend to increase proportionally with higher latitudes. Generally speaking, height varies from 0.6 to 0.9 meters (24 to 35 inches) at the shoulder, and weight can range anywhere from 25 to 65 kg (55-143 pounds), making wolves the largest among all wild canids....\n\nThere are 13 living subspecies, and 2 recently extinct subspecies.\n\nIf U need more information... Can contact me. Will try to answer all your Question...
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New Mexico-Arizona-Utah-Colorado\nR.
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find any state:\nhttp://www.usarealestatelicense.com/states/NewMexico/\nhttp://www.online-education.net/real-estate-license.html\n\nnew mexico:\nhttp://www.usarealestatelicense.com/states/NewMexico/\nhttp://www.online-education.net/newmexico_schools.html
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We let a forest fire free burn and we learned how fast a ecosystem can regrow itself.\nRe-populated it with wolves. Now wolf hunting is allowed to control the population.\nHighly studied area. (Super Volcanoes, geysers, wildlife)\nThe park service tries to limit the impact of humans.
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Wolves disperse to new packs along both lines of sex. The male, as you may have gathered, disperses to other packs more often. Usually when they are adolescent wolves. They can start new packs or join existing packs.
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You need the National Audubon Society Field Guide to New England.  I have it at home and use it all the time to identify animals in New England.  It tells you locations of each animal by state.\n\nIf I get a chance, and this question is still up later, I'll Edit it and add an answer for you, but definitely check out that book.
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any fox dens I've come across are in easy digging ground like sand. There territory is about a square mile But will travel futher and move for good if hunting grounds become unproductive. Where's the meat
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i tink yellowstone national. its like part of 3 states. very large.
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Mexico\nSpain\nBelgium\nFrance\nThe Netherlands\nGermany\n\nand reside in USA
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No.  There are nine:  Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, Wisconsin.  Try doing a Yahoo or Google search for "community property states."
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They exist, but you'll probably have to look in the Southwestern United States to find them. They're not exactly common anywhere else.
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I don't think it can be found in the USA. It is found in Chile, Peru, and Argentina, and can cause extreme illness when it bites. While this species doesn't live in the USA, reletives of it do. L. deserta and L. reclusa live in many states, and could be confused with the one you are talking about. While it hasn't been documented in the USA in any of the books I have, it is still possible.
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New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana\n\nThat would be 4\n\nOf course, if you counted Mexican states the total is 8\n\nChihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas