The walleye then live at the bottom of the lake because the water is warmer down there. They remain there until spring. By Lindsay Carlson, Gr. 6 One day when my mom and dad were on their way to town, they saw two timber wolves eating on a dear carcass beside the road. They didn t seem to be concerned about anything other than the meat.
Wolves eat many things like deer, mice, grouse, and beaver.
Wolves look like a German Shepherd, but they have short ears and a very powerful jaw. Wolves live in families called packs and they mate for life. We have a lot of ducks by our resort during the summer. Ducks spend most of the time in the water. Their webbed feet make them fine swimmers.