Dire Wolf Sound Effects

A complete file of sound effects for the Dire Wolf, Canis Dirus

- Name Meaning: "Fearsome Dog"
- Species: Prehistoric Canine
- Family: Canidae
- Height: 1.4 m (4.59 ft)
- Length: 2.3 m (7.54 ft)
- Weight: 68 kg (150 lb)
- Diet: Carnivore
- Time: Late Pleistocene to Early Holocene, 125 – 9 TYA
- Region: North America, South America, Europe, & Asia
- Contemporaries: Arctodustherium, Ngandong Tiger, American Lion, Cave Lion, Smilodon, Cave Hyena, Kelenken, Titanis, Phorasrachos, Megatherium, Gigantopithecus, Woolly Mammoth, Columbian Mastodon, Elasmotherium, Woolly Rhinoceros (Coelodonta), Toxodon, Megaloceros, Doedicurus, Glyptodon, and Macrauchenia
- Discovered: 1859

Canis dirus (name meaning "Fearsome Dog"), otherwise more commonly known as the Dire Wolf, is a genus of Canidae that originated during the Late Pleistocene epoch in what is now North and South America as well as Asia. The largest canine to have ever lived, it is one of the world's most famous prehistoric terrestrial mammalian carnivores.

Similar to modern wolves, the Dire Wolf lived in packs led by an alpha, whether male or female. The pack resided in a den filled with bones of other deceased animals. With a territorial range of around 300 miles, their kill range was about 30. If anything, even as massive as Arctotherium, entered their territory, the pack did not back down and defended their home to the last wolf.

[tyrannotherium]

Actually, the dire wolf is not actually a wolf. It is more closely related to foxes and jackals. Also, cannies dirus is invalid it’s pronounced Aenocyon dirus

[georgeboggsjr.]

What animals do you use for the dire wolf?