The which this in danger of extinction throughout its former range, due to eradication programs that were implemented since the early twenty century in the United States and from the 1950s in Mexico. Their habitat is the forests, grasslands and deserts of northern Mexico, using rocks, caves and burrows as shelter. They eat antelopes, deer, small mammals and carrion. The gray wolf is currently in zoos in the United States and Mexico, fortunately in breeding programs and release pathways to their natural habitat, to help that not extinguish.
