Question

Read the following description of the Red Wdit and answer Truelle questions Write True ar False in front d each aatomart The Red Wolf is the mod endangered of all the wolf species. The Red wolf is from the dan United States. It has a smooth reddish con, a silver-pay forehead, long and bag legs. They lice a German shepherd dog The red wolf belongs to the Canidae (dog-lice) family, they are wolves, fomes, dog. Red wolf family usually have between 2 and 10 wolves Red wolves cat small animals like rabbits, mice, squirrek. They also be togeher as a group to catch a big animal like dear. Rod wolves usually hurt alone or in small groups. Red whes live in forests and near mountains. Female red wolves have 4-6 bebies. They live with their mother for 2-3 years. Today, about 50 red wolves live in forests and mountains and about 200 live in zoos паомагите пжжжжжжж паже​

Answer 1

1 True 2 Not stated 3 False (It takes place every two years in the spring) 4 True
5 False (red noses are not sold and you cannot buy them, but you can leave a small sum of money, the exact sum of the donation is not fixed ) 6 Not stated 7 True 8 True

Answer 2

The Red Wolf is the most endangered of all the wolf species. True The Red wolf is from the dan United States. False It has a smooth reddish con, a silver-pay forehead, long and bag legs. False They lice a German shepherd dog. False The red wolf belongs to the Canidae (dog-lice) family, they are wolves, fomes, dog. True Red wolf family usually have between 2 and 10 wolves. True Red wolves cat small animals like rabbits, mice, squirrek. True They also be togeher as a group to catch a big animal like dear. True Rod wolves usually hurt alone or in small groups. False Red whes live in forests and near mountains. True Female red wolves have 4-6 bebies. True They live with their mother for 2-3 years. True Today, about 50 red wolves live in forests and mountains and about 200 live in zoos. True

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