According to Dr. David Mech, a senior researcher at the US Geological Survey who has been studying wolves for more than half a century, there are several things that most people don’t know or mistakenly assume about wolves.
The size of the territory controlled by wolves depends on the amount of prey on it. The habitat of a wolf pack can vary from fifty square kilometers to several hundred if there is little prey on it. The choral howl of the pack is one way to warn other wolves that it is better not to meddle in this territory.
Wolves pose a danger to humans only in exceptional cases. The prevention of the spread of rabies in wolves today is more effective than before, which is why accidental attacks on humans are becoming less common. In most wolf habitats, people, on the contrary, hunt them themselves and set traps for them.
Wolves choose the least dangerous prey first. Wolves prefer to hunt weak animals – old, very young, starving, injured, or sick.
The number of wolves living in any territory is directly proportional to the total mass of prey in this territory. This fact may seem obvious, but the more prey, the more numerous the wolf population can be.
If you are dealing with wolves, here is a list of the most unique names for them:
Powerful Wolf Names
- Ares
- Hera
- Reaper
- Spike
- Gregor
- Danger
- Thorin
- Broker
- Trixie
- Stalker
- Shaman
- Bench
- Titan
- Xena
- Spartan
- Yukon
- Gamora
- Diva
- Polar
- King
- Hugo
- Scuff
- Bushido
- Rogue
- Bender
- Meansy
- Hulk
- Escobar
- Daenerys
- Atlas
- Scully
- Rocky
- Dredd
- Hannibal
- Smasher
- Trapper
- Chop
- Athena
- Alaska
- Grey
- Axel
- Thor
- Ludwig
- Tropicana
- Tron
- Raider
- Hunter
- Huntress
- Brute
- Brutus
- Blitz
- Jedi
- Khan
- Rider
- Butch
- Nitro
- Neo
- Sassy
- Sledge
- Bundy
- Archer
- Justice
- Apache
- Storm
- Roxie
- Butcher
- Luca
- Viper
- Zelda
- Taboo
- Venom
- Aztec
- Batista
- Ajax
- Whither
- Maverick
- Beast
- Silva
- Coffy
- Bugsy
- Vader
- Kitana
- Shadow
- Ursula
- Gracie
- Devil
- Alpha
- Villain
- Tito
- Trinity
- Predator
- Gunnie
- Shaka
- Nemesis
- Gunner
- Bane
- Brock
- Montana
- Max
- Kylo
- Marshal
- Ali
- Magnus
- Blaze
- Joker
- Stark
- Madness
- Copper
- Flint
- Harley
- Bonnie
- Porter
- Vixen
- Bandit
- Ripley
- Atticus
- Spirit
- Mauser
- Samson
- Prime
- Arya
- Fang
- Kong
- Bolt
- Attila
- Anarchy
- Troy
- Dahlia
Wolf Names From Books And Movies
- Hollis – True Blood
- Kodlak – Skyrim
- Ryder – True Blood
- Aleu – Balto
- Riff Raff – Underdog
- Jacob – Twilight
- Summer – Game of Thrones
- Ralph Wolf – Loony Tunes
- Two Socks – Dances with Wolves
- Maugrim – Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe
- Greyback – Harry Potter
- White Fang – Whitefang (book/movie)
- Quigly – Game of Thrones
- Wilford Wolf – Animaniacs
- Moro – Princess Mononoke
- Balto – Balto
- Shaggydog – Game of Thrones
- Lupin – Harry Potter
- Lady – Game of Thrones
- Nighteyes – The Farseer Trilogy
- Walter – Animaniacs
- Rockruff – Pokemon
- Akela – The Jungle Book
- Ghost – Game of Thrones
- Sirius – Harry Potter
- Wolf O’Donnell – Star Fox
- Greycub – The Cry of the Wolf
- Nymeria – Game of Thrones
- Skjor – Skyrim
- Arcanine – Pokemon
- Grey Wind – Game of Thrones
- Kodi – Balto
- Embry – Twilight
- Ruby – Once Upon a Time
- Raksha – The Jungle Book
- Padfoot – Harry Potter
- Scar Snout – The Rugrats Movie
- Jenna – Balto
- Torvar – Skyrim
- Rama – The Jungle Book
- Lobo – The Legend of Lobo
- Moony – Harry Potter
- Gmork – The Neverending Story
Wolf Names That Mean “Wolf”
- Wilk – Wolf (Polish)
- Rudi – Famed wolf (German)
- Tamaska – Mighty wolf (Native American)
- Amaruq – Grey wolf (Inuit)
- Raul – Wolf counsel (Spanish)
- Arnou – Eagle wolf (French)
- Rudolph – Famous wolf (Old German)
- Fenris – Mythical monster wolf (Norse)
- Bardawulf – Ax wolf (English)
- Odolf – Prosperous wolf (German)
- Warg – Grey wolf, evil wolf (Norse)
- Connery – Wolf farmer (Celtic)
- Woolsey – Victorious wolf (English)
- Amoux – Eagle wolf (French)
- Ulfred – Wolf of peace (Old English)
- Raoul – Wolf council; red wolf (English)
- Dolph – Wolf (Teutonic)
- Channing – Young wolf (Irish)
- Wulfgar – Wolf-like spear (English)
- Wolfrik – Wolf ruler (German)
- Lupe – Wolf (Spanish)
- Ookami – Wolf (Japanese)
- Tala – Wolf (Sioux)
- Adolph / Adoff – Noble wolf (German)
- Varg – Wolf (Old Norse)
- Lobo – Wolf (Spanish/Portuguese)
- Ulmer – Fame of the wolf (English)
- Beowulf – Intelligent wolf (English)
- Adalwolf – Noble wolf (German)
- Rolf – Red wolf (Teutonic)
- Rolo – Famous wolf (Teutonic)
- Rollin – Famous wolf (Teutonic)
- Lelou / Leloo – Wolf (Chinook)
- Raff – Red wolf (English)
- Randale – Wolf’s shield (English)
- Convel – Wolf warrior (Celtic)
- Skoll – Wolf that chased the sun (Norse)
- Adolfo – Noble wolf (Latin)
- Ulf – Wolf (Old German)
- Rodolfo – Famous wolf (Spanish)
- Connor – Wolf lover (Irish)
- Eyolf – Lucky wolf (Norwegian)
- Conan – Wolf (Irish)
- Tasha – Wolf (Caddo)
- Channon – Young wolf (English)
- Lupo – Wolf (Italian)
- Adalwolfa / Adolpha – Noble she-wolf (German)
- Ralph – Wolf counsel (English)
- Randolph – House wolf, protector (English)
- Rand – Shield wolf (Anglo-Saxon)
- Amarog – Wolf (Inuit)
- Lowell – Wolf cub / little wolf (Old French)
- Wolfram – Wolf raven (Teutonic)
- Nashoba – Wolf (Choctaw)
- Onai – Wolf (Tamil)
- Boris – Wolf (Russian)
- Accalia – She-wolf (Latin)
- Gunnolf – Fighting wolf (Norwegian)
- Cana – Wolf cub (Celtic)
- Rafe – Council of the wolf (German)
- Edon – Wolf (French)
- Gorg – Wolf (Iranian)
- Gonzalo – Wolf (Spanish)
- Volk – Wolf (Slovenian)
- Wolfgang – Son of the wolf (German)
- Maccon – Son of a wolf (Celtic)
- Dolphus – Noble wolf (German)
- Farkas – Wolf (Hungarian)
- Conan – Hound, wolf (Irish)
- Kurt (Turkish)
- Rand / Randall – Shield wolf (Anglo-Saxon)
- Lupus – Wolf (Latin)
- Vilkas – Wolf (Lithuanian)
- Ulrich – Female wolf (English)
