farkasok
Farkasok is the Hungarian term for wolves. The word farkas denotes a wolf, and farkasok refers to multiple individuals. In a broad, English-language context, farkasok are the wolves of genus Canis, most commonly classified as Canis lupus in modern taxonomy.
Wolves occur across a wide range of habitats in Eurasia and North America. Today, populations persist in
Wolves are highly social animals that typically live and hunt in packs led by an alpha pair.
The principal diet of wolves consists of ungulates such as deer, elk, moose, and wild boar, but
Reproduction usually occurs once a year, with a breeding season that varies by region. Litters typically include
Conservation status varies by region. The gray wolf (Canis lupus) is listed as Least Concern globally by