Small wolf qualities
The little wolf is called Spar, where all the wolf's little ones are born with blue eyes, but when they are eight months old their eyes turn yellow, and the wolf little ones are born with closed eyes and very small ears, where they have neither the ability to see nor the hearing until they are about fifteen days old, and then they start seeing and hearing the world around them.
In addition, all members of the herd are responsible for caring for and training young people, until they reach out and are able to leave Walker.
Birth
of a young wolf
Wolves multiply between February and April, with more than five or six puppies born in the spring after about two months' gestation. The youngsters are usually born in a den consisting of a natural hole or terrier, and the youngsters are often weaned from female wolf milk after six to nine weeks, then fed meat.
A small wolf at birth weighs up to 450 g, has a weak sense of smell, the taste and touch sensors are very strong, while it can never see and hear, but it starts seeing things when it's two weeks old, and it can hear when it's about a week old.
Risks Facing Small Wolf
Girls take their young after giving birth to the den; It is a small cave or hole in the Earth to protect its young from the weather and protect them from predators who threaten their lives and want to harm them.
Some young wolves also insist on getting out of the den to search for food themselves early in their lifetime, which threatens their lives by being warned by adult wolves and preventing them from leaving.