Mammals of Europe

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 293. Chapters: Brown Bear, Gray wolf, Walrus, Polar bear, Black rat, Wolverine, Arctic Fox, Moose, Weasel, Jackal, Reindeer, Otter, Wisent, Shrew, Stoat, Fin whale, Minke whale, Red Fox, Raccoon, Golden Jackal, American Mink, Myotis alcathoe, European Badger, Right whale, Red Deer, Lipizzan, Eurasian Beaver, Eurasian Wolf, Least Weasel, Raccoon Dog, Eurasian Lynx, Caspian Tiger, European Polecat, Eastern gray squirrel, Red Squirrel, European Mink, European Rabbit, Sika Deer, List of mammals of Italy, Harbour porpoise, Pilot whale, European Jackal, List of mammals of Bulgaria, Harbor seal, Iberian Lynx, Myotis escalerai, Coypu, List of mammals of Belgium, List of mammals of Europe, Marbled Polecat, Edible dormouse, Wildcat, List of mammals of the Czech Republic, List of mammals of Switzerland, List of mammals of Denmark, European Water Vole, Common dolphin, European Otter, Cantabrian brown bear, Etruscan shrew, Roe Deer, Fallow Deer, Greater Horseshoe Bat, List of mammals of Great Britain, Mouflon, Northern Red-backed Vole, Chamois, Wood mouse, Alpine marmot, Crested Porcupine, Hazel Dormouse, Bottlenose whale, Barbary sheep, Alpine Ibex, Steppe Lemming, Grey Seal, Striped dolphin, Common Shrew, Common Vole, Common minke whale, Risso's dolphin, False killer whale, Spermophilus, European Hedgehog, Harvest Mouse, European Pine Marten, Barbary macaque, Greater mouse-eared bat, Mountain Hare, Nathusius's Pipistrelle, Egyptian Mongoose, European Hare, Lesser horseshoe bat, Pyrenean Ibex, Atlantic white-sided dolphin, Eurasian Pygmy Shrew, Cuvier's beaked whale, European Wildcat, Norway lemming, Balkan Lynx, Reeves's Muntjac, Saimaa ringed seal, Particoloured bat, Eurasian Least Shrew, Iberian Wolf, Common Genet, Lesser White-toothed Shrew, European Hamster, List of Norwegian mammals, Siberian Flying Squirrel, True's beaked whale, Rough-toothed dolphin, Garden dormouse, Daubenton's Bat, European Mole, Beech Marten, Brown long-eared bat, Corsican Hare, Common Noctule, Whiskered bat, Russian Desman, Striped Field Mouse, White-beaked dolphin, Eurasian Water Shrew, Tundra Vole, Tundra Wolf, Soprano Pipistrelle, Tatra Pine Vole, Common Pipistrelle, Pyrenean Chamois, Natterer's bat, Spanish Ibex, Sardinian Dhole, Greater White-toothed Shrew, Field Vole, European ground squirrel, Tenerife Giant Rat, Bavarian Pine Vole, Gray dwarf hamster, Cypriot Mouse, Yellow-necked Mouse, Serotine bat, Cape Hare, Pyrenean Desman, Sardinian lynx, Forest dormouse, European Bat Night, Granada Hare, European Free-tailed Bat, Turiasorex, Crete Spiny Mouse, Gran Canaria Giant Rat, Ural Field Mouse, Abyssinian genet, Calabria Pine Vole, Steppe Mouse, Cretan Wildcat, Algerian Mouse, Cretan Shrew, Wrangel Island Lemming, Macedonian Mouse, Alpine Field Mouse, St Kilda Field Mouse, Sandy Mole Rat, Apennine Shrew, Rupicapra, Estonian Hound, Pantellerian Shrew, Central European red deer. Excerpt: The gray wolf or grey wolf (Canis lupus), often known simply as the wolf, is the largest extant wild member of the Canidae family. Though once abundant over much of Eurasia, North Africa and North America, the gray wolf inhabits a reduced portion of its former range due to widespread destruction of its territory, human encroachment, and the resulting human-wolf encounters that sparked broad extirpation. Even so, the gray wolf is regarded as being of least concern for extinction by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, when the entire gray wolf po...