prairie wolf (Meaning)
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prairie wolf (n)
small wolf native to western North America
Synonyms & Antonyms of prairie wolf
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prairie wolf Sentence Examples
- The prairie wolf, also known as a coyote, is a cunning and adaptable predator.
- Prairie wolves roam the vast grasslands of North America in search of prey.
- The piercing howls of prairie wolves echo across the prairie at night.
- The prairie wolf's sleek, gray-brown coat provides excellent camouflage in its open habitat.
- Prairie wolves are social animals that live in packs led by an alpha pair.
- Despite their reputation as solitary hunters, prairie wolves often cooperate to bring down larger prey.
- The prairie wolf's keen senses and stealthy nature make it a formidable predator.
- Prairie wolves play a vital role in their ecosystem by controlling rodent populations.
- The iconic howl of the prairie wolf is synonymous with the untamed wilderness of the American West.
- The prairie wolf embodies the resilience and adaptability of nature's creatures in the face of changing landscapes.
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small wolf native to western North America
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The prairie wolf, also known as a coyote, is a cunning and adaptable predator.
Prairie wolves roam the vast grasslands of North America in search of prey.
The piercing howls of prairie wolves echo across the prairie at night.
The prairie wolf's sleek, gray-brown coat provides excellent camouflage in its open habitat.
