What are the timber wolfs inherited traits?

Timber wolves inherit a range of traits that help them adapt to their environments and thrive as social predators. These traits include strong physical characteristics such as powerful muscles, keen senses (especially smell and hearing), and a thick fur coat for insulation. Socially, they have inherited pack behavior, which fosters cooperation in hunting and raising young, as well as complex communication skills through vocalizations and body language. Additionally, their adaptability allows them to thrive in diverse habitats, from forests to tundras.