Red wolves use a variety of habitat types throughout southeastern and eastern North America.
Wolves are free-ranging in a reintroduced population in northeastern North Carolina, and on three islands off the coasts of South Carolina and Florida. The red wolf is larger than a coyote and smaller than a gray wolf. Male red wolves range from 50 to 85 pounds, and females from 40 to 75 pounds. Pack Narratives Read about the life of specific wolves in the wild as told by the researchers who observed them.