Wolves have been identified in many areas that you may not even imagine them being able to survive. In the wild, wolves are seen to thrive in forested areas and grasslands but also exist in steppes, tundra, boreal forests, and deserts.

They are extremely adaptable and wolf species are found in very different biomes throughout the northern hemisphere. They can live in deserts or forests and even high up in the snowy tundra. They are found across North America and Eurasia, although in some areas their range has been reducing due to habitat encroachment and conflicts with humans.

Wolves are animals that typically live in the wild. Generally, they live in the woods and the forests. Some wolves can also be found in extreme climatic conditions such as the tundra. Wolves are very adaptable animals and they can be found in various living conditions, including the mountains, grasslands, and even deserts.

Wolves inhabit a wide range of terrain, including forests, grasslands, mountains, and tundra, with their preferred habitat being areas where they have access to dense vegetation cover near water sources. Wolf packs typically live in dens located within heavily forested areas, which protect against predators.