Do wolves eat wild berries?
Yes. They do. They also eat grass and little animals that are smaller than them.
But only if it is for 1 wolf hunting. If looking for food in a pack, then they choose to eat bigger, hoofed animals.
In the wild, a dug hole can be a place to keep warm or cool. Pregnant wolves will dig a hole, known as a den, where she can birth her puppies and keep them safe. A shallow dig is also good for burying kill and protecting from scavengers.
Scent rolling in the wild is an important means of communication and camouflage. A wolf will transfer his scent by rolling on a dead animal to claim it as his territory. At the same time, the scent of the dead animal is now transferred on to the wolf.
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