Wolves of the Southwest
Stats
Size: 60-80 lbs
Lifespan: 8-12 Years
Litter Size: 4-6
Pack Size: 6-8
Wild Numbers: 113
Breeding Pairs: 7
Diet: Primarily Elk & Deer
Home Range: 150 Square Miles (Estimate)
Range: Arizona/New Mexico/Mexico
Habitat: Mountain woodlands/High Desert
Traditional Range: Mexican wolves once ranged from southern Mexico up into the Southwestern United States: Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
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About the Film
Release Date: April 2017
Story: Alan Lacy
Run Time: 50 Minutes
Location: Arizona/New Mexico
Narration: Chris Morgan
Script: Patrick Lehr/Alan Lacy
Special Thanks:
Wolf Education and Research Center, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona Game and Fish, Defenders of Wildlife, The Center for Biological Diversity, Mexicanwolves.org, Phoenix Zoological Society, California Wolf Center, Wolf Haven International, Endangered Wolf Center, National Wolf Watcher Coalition, the Wolf Conservation Center, The Living Desert, and LightHawk Aviation.
Story: Alan Lacy
Run Time: 50 Minutes
Location: Arizona/New Mexico
Narration: Chris Morgan
Script: Patrick Lehr/Alan Lacy
Special Thanks:
Wolf Education and Research Center, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Arizona Game and Fish, Defenders of Wildlife, The Center for Biological Diversity, Mexicanwolves.org, Phoenix Zoological Society, California Wolf Center, Wolf Haven International, Endangered Wolf Center, National Wolf Watcher Coalition, the Wolf Conservation Center, The Living Desert, and LightHawk Aviation.
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