How long can a adult wolf get?

The size of wolves varies significantly depending on the subspecies and geographic region. However, on average, adult wolves can reach the following lengths:

Gray Wolf (Canis lupus):

- Body length: 105-160 cm (41-63 inches)

- Tail length: 35-51 cm (14-20 inches)

- Shoulder height: 66-81 cm (26-32 inches)

- Weight: 25-55 kg (55-121 lbs)

Timber Wolf (Canis lupus lycaon):

- Body length: 137-160 cm (54-63 inches)

- Tail length: 38-49 cm (15-19 inches)

- Shoulder height: 71-89 cm (28-35 inches)

- Weight: 36-45 kg (80-100 lbs)

Arctic Wolf (Canis lupus arctos):

- Body length: 95-125 cm (37-49 inches)

- Tail length: 30-40 cm (12-16 inches)

- Shoulder height: 66-79 cm (26-31 inches)

- Weight: 29-45 kg (64-100 lbs)

Mexican Wolf (Canis lupus baileyi):

- Body length: 112-135 cm (44-53 inches)

- Tail length: 31-41 cm (12-16 inches)

- Shoulder height: 67-78 cm (26-31 inches)

- Weight: 23-32 kg (51-71 lbs)

It's important to note that these are average measurements, and individual wolves may vary in size within each subspecies.