Continents:
* North America: From Alaska and Canada down to the western United States and parts of Mexico.
* Europe: From Scandinavia and the Iberian Peninsula to Russia and the Balkans.
* Asia: Across Russia, Mongolia, China, and parts of Southeast Asia.
Specific Regions:
* Arctic Tundra: Wolves are well-adapted to cold, snowy environments.
* Boreal Forests (Taiga): These vast forests provide ample prey and cover for wolves.
* Temperate Forests: Wolves can be found in temperate forests, but they are often less abundant.
* Grasslands: Some wolf populations inhabit open grasslands, especially in North America.
* Mountains: Wolves are found in mountain ranges across their native range.
Important Note:
While wolves are native to these areas, their populations have been significantly reduced or even extirpated (completely eliminated) from certain regions due to human activities like hunting, habitat loss, and persecution.