The wolf lives in a wide variety of landscapes but prefers steppes, semi-deserts, tundra, forest-steppe, avoiding dense forests. In the mountains, it is distributed from the foot to the area of alpine meadows, adhering to open, weakly rugged areas. Can live near human habitation. In the taiga zone, it spread after a person, as the taiga was cut down.
The wolf is a fairly territorial creature. Breeding pairs, and often flocks, live sedentary in certain areas, the boundaries of which are indicated by odorous marks. The diameter of the area occupied by the flock in winter is usually 30-60 kilometers. In spring and summer, when the flock disintegrates, the territory occupied by it is divided into several fragments. The best of them captures and holds the main pair, the rest of the wolves switch to a semi-vagrant lifestyle. In the open steppes and tundra, wolves often wander after moving herds of livestock or domestic deer.
If you ever want to tame a wolf, here is a list of popular wolf names:
Wolf Names for White Wolves
- Elsa (The Disney Snow Queen)
- Chloe
- Raptor
- Misty
- Holly
- Breeze
- Oliver
- Aspen
- Zeus
- Jagger
- Casper
- Kari
- Spirit
- Snow
- Alaska
- Chester
- Olaf (Disney’s snowman)
- Alba
- Frankie
- White Fang
- Bianco (White in Italian)
- Aurora
- Rufus
- Stella
- Nor (After Norway)
- Ophelia
- Angel
- Cooper
- Alaska
- Attila
- Winter
- Missy
- Lola
- Crystal
- Nova
- Zelda
- Blanco (White in Spanish)
- Samson
- Luka
- Roxy
- Moonie
- Kaya (Pure in Greek)
- Barrow (A cold place in Alaska)
- Trixie
- Frost
- Arctica
- Willow
- Pharaoh
- Ice
- Cleo
- Jack (Frost)
- Flake
- Sirius
- Artica
- Luna
- Ghost
- White Fang
- Marvel
- Silver
- Polar
- Trapper
- Pearl
- Glace (Ice in French)
Wolf Names For Black Wolves
- Stella
- Sooty
- Shade
- Undertaker
- Adrian
- Kai
- Arya
- Sheba
- Kent
- Blackfoot
- Flint
- Knight
- Blackie
- Ozzy
- Cortez
- Jet
- Montana
- Eclipse
- Dakota
- Tornado
- Guinness
- Shadow
- Darlene
- Nate
- Breana
- Maggie
- Blake
- Trixie
- King
- Topper
- Batman
- Trudi
- Cara
- Norman
- Zelda
- Ash
- Mamba
- Rocky
- Kaya
- Layla
- Vlad
- Melania (Greek word meaning “black, dark”)
- Coal/Cole
- Winston
- Pandora
- Molly
- Chase
- Aza
- Ophelia
- Ajax
- Kellen
- Bart
- Midnight
- Ember
- Sable
- Avril
- Char
- Bella
- Black Jack
- Darth
- Arthur
- Gypsy
- Yukon
- Vega
- Felix
- Elvira
- Vader
- Rina
- Athena
- Inky
- Shadi
- Widow
- Akela
- Galaxy
- Mona
- Barto
- Asha
Native American Names With Meanings For Wolves
- Hototo – Warrior spirit who sings (Hopi)
- Catori – Spirit (Hopi)
- Urika – Useful (Omaha)
- Maheegan – Wolf (Algonquin)
- Achak – Spirit (Native American)
- Lonan – Cloud (Zuni)
- Tala – Wolf (Native American)
- Tate – Stalking wolf (Native American)
- Meoquanee – Wears red (Chippewa)
- Shilah – Brother (Navajo)
- Dakota – Allies or friends (Sioux)
- Otaktay – Kills many (Sioux)
- Amarog – Wolf (Inuit)
- Honi – Wolf (Arapaho)
- Nashoba – Wolf (Choctaw)
- Kiyaya – Howling wolf (Yakima)
- Nikan – My friend (Potawatomi)
- Macha – Aurora (Sioux)
- Cochise – Hardwood (Apache)
- Tamaska – Mighty wolf (Native American)
- Tikaani – Wolf (Inuit)
- Pauwau – Witch (Algonquian)
- Waya – Wolf (Cherokee)
- Micco – Chief (Seminole)
- Mingan – Grey wolf (Algonquian)
- Maikoh – Wolf (Navajo)
- Tiva – Dance (Native American)
- Honiahaka – Little wolf (Cheyenne)
- Maiyun – Wolf (Cheyenne)
- Hemene – Wolf (Nez Perce)
- Tëme – Wolf (Lenape)
