An ordinary wolf (or gray wolf) is a large predatory beast of the canine family. The body length of an adult wolf can reach 180 cm (with a tail), and the height at the withers is 90 cm. The weight of a wolf ranges from 30 to 50 kg, some of the largest animals can weigh up to 80 kilograms. The female wolf is usually smaller than the male wolf. Wolf ordinary photo. The muzzle of the wolf is elongated, the teeth are sharp and strong. Paws are rather long, claws are not very sharp, as they grind off while running. Wool is usually light gray, it happens with black, white or reddish tint; there are wolves with absolutely black and absolutely white wool. With age, the color of the hair of the wolf can vary greatly. Distribution Wolves live in almost all of Eurasia and North America. Animals are well adapted to life in different conditions. They feel well in the tundra, in the forest, in the steppe, in the taiga and in the mountains. Currently, the number of wolves is greatly reduced, in many regions these animals are endangered.