Summary: The Legendary Timbercreek Residents

A difference that I saw between humans and wolves is that wolves sleep outside/caves, whereas humans sleep in homes. Also, in the “Wounded Wolf”, Kiglo, the leader of the pack calls out or the role call, to try and find Roko, and people do the same when a kid is lost,

In a pack of wolves, there is always a hierarchical system. The alpha wolf leads to pack and sets the tone for their culture. According to the wolf girls native culture, “The main commandment of the wolf life is Know Your Place” (Russell 232). By the time the wolf girls were taken into the new human society, they immediately sought a leader. The new environment made them anxious for direction.

Another premise I found while reading this story and from my experience with small towns is that

The pack cannot grow up around humans as a consequence of their parents being ostracized by the local farmers. Similarly, their parents have, themselves, ostracized the local wolves. The pack’s parents are werewolves, or at least a breed of them, and their condition skips a generation making the girls physically humans. Considering that the girls are physically humans, they cannot stay around the other wolves being as they cannot keep up with them. Additionally, the pack does not speak ‘wolf’ or even ‘human,’ but instead a slab-tonged pidgin, inflected with frequent howls. This makes it so that the girls can barely talk and what they can speak is all but completely indecipherable. In other words, the pack comes from what seem like nothing, but they make the best of it and eventually graduate from St.

My husband and I grew up together in Apache Junction, Arizona, a small town built on a legend. It’s believed that the Superstition Mountains hold one of the country’s largest hidden treasure. Jacob Waltz, the legendary Prospector, claims to have found the gold and revealed its location on his death bed however, it has never been found. The legend lives at the heart of this town and in the hearts of the people. Namely, many of the town’s attractions revolve around the legend such as the Mining Camp Restaurant, Goldfield Ghost Town and the Lost Dutchman Days. These mysterious mountains and the dirt we grew up on have become a part of our story.

One of the things that they do is that they burn down different huts like vegetables, and other food huts. They also raid people’s homes. According to the article, “Armed and Underage”, it says, “It is less an army than a drugged-out street gang with military-grade and 13-year-old brides. Its ranks are filled with boys brainwashed to burn down hits and pound newborn babies to death.”(J. Gettleman Paragraph 4). They are very dangerous for kids since they have guns

They are highly social, and have a range of commutation methods, including expressive body language, scent markings, vocalization and their famous howling. That was the story of the gray wolf he or she is a great hunter, and hider. Also, they have many habitats

We have just passed the site of Tiadaghton, (Pronounced Tie-a-dot’-on) a ghost town deep in the bottom of the Pine Creek Gorge.

The witch wolf is a dangerous species and is very unique. It almost looks the same as a normal wolf, there is only some changes. Some differences from a normal wolf is how it catches prey, how it acts, where it lives, or what kind of powers it has. The witch wolf has grey fur and amber eyes. But, while they are on the prowl, all of their hair stands on end and their eyes turn black. A adult witch wolf is about 5.1 feet to 7.3 feet in length, which is larger than a normal wolf by a couple feet. These special types of wolves live in packs. Next, they have special powers because they are part witch. They can lure prey away from safety with spells, and they can go invisible for very short periods of time. When these packs find prey they strike

1)Wolf packs do not like to stay in one spot. They move up to 12 miles a day.

Hunting the wolves can be very entertaining to some of the hunters because, it is a challenge. Also it gets rid of them, stops farmer’s sheep and

The eerie feeling the surrounding lake gave me was threatening, so threatening it made me want to turn back. Usually I can handle cases like this, but this time it was different. It was pitch and the only hint of light was the moon reflecting of the soft waves of the water. The only sounds was the tide, splashing against the old dock I was standing on at a steady pace. I watched my surrounding cautiously. You could never be too careful out here, but with a job like mine, you always have to be careful.

Wolves are just trying to survive and help their young survive just like how humans want to survive and help their young survive. The issues they are facing are mostly human causes, we need to stop killing and hunting wolves for prizes and for useless reasons, and start respecting them. Wolves are very important to nature and first nations and everyone in general. Dont you want your kids to grow up knowing what wolves are. Do you want you kids growing up their parents generation killed off wolves, no you dont. Lets stop wolves from getting

night, they walk through the forest. They encounter animals on their walk, which are respected

The wolves' habit of hunting in packs has resulted in the development of complex patterns of social behavior. Wolves are gregarious: they not only hunt in packs or groups but live most of their lives with other wolves. Studies in Alaska, Minnesota, Michigan , and parts of Canada show that a family made up of male, female, and pups is the basic pack unit. Other adults are pups of previous years or, more rarely, adults from other packs. Adolescent