The Timber Wolf has a gray but sometimes white tint. He stays young with him for about two years, then abandons the young. They will travel 60% of the winter in herds. They travel in packs to keep warm. They also have an alpha wolf like the lion. It is mainly found in the Siberian taiga. It is related to the gray wolf and the Mexican wolf. Gray fur is the dominant coat trait. It is known that the timber wolf will look up in the sky and see a crow circling in a certain pattern to tell the wolf that there is an animal living in the area. The wolf will go there, kill and eat the animal. Then Raven will collect the remains. (“The Wolf and the Crows.” The Wolf and the Crows. Np, nd Web. April 29, 2014.) Paper birch is one of the birch plants. They are more common in North America. They are known for their distinctive bark. It is also easy to identify thanks to its bark. The bark has a very thin layer that peels off in long strips that look like paper. Its bark has inspired very famous painters in some of their works. “Nature WalkBirch.” NatureWalkBirch.Np, ndWeb.29Apr. 2014.) The timber wolf sharpens its claws on the tree and the claw marks spread sap and the sap feeds some forest insects. The timber wolf walks quickly and quickly like a dog or a fox. In winter they travel in packs and in summer they also travel in packs, but don't travel as much. There is always an alpha in the herd and the alpha must be the healthiest, middle-aged male in the pack. They have a large...... middle of paper ......_timber_wolf's_enemy?#slide=2>)we kill all kinds of animals for their fur. The coolest symbiotic relationship I've ever heard of is that of the timber wolf and the raven. It is known that the timber wolf will look up in the sky and see a crow circling in a certain pattern to tell the wolf that there is an animal living in the area. The wolf will go there, kill and eat the animal. Then Raven will collect the remains. This is an act of mutualism. ("The wolf and the crows. "The wolf and the crows. Np, nd Web.April 29, 2014.) Enemy plants, symbiotic relationships The enemies of paper birch are basically everything hungry herbivore. a symbiotic is that the timber wolf sharpens its claw on the tree and the tree scratches itself. The claw marks escape the sap and the sap has a sweet smell that attracts bees and insects. It's an act of symbiosis..