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The Gray Wolf is a large canid native to Eurasia and North America. As a member of the Mammals order, it is a warm-blooded animal with fur and gives birth to live young. Within the Wolves category, Gray Wolves are characterized by their grayish-brown coats and distinct howling call. They are social animals, often living in packs led by an alpha pair. Gray Wolves play an important role in the ecosystem as apex predators, controlling populations of other animals to maintain balance. In the Animals By Taxonomy hierarchy, they can be found under the Mammals class and the Wolves family, which consists of several species of wolves including the Gray Wolf.