1 Explain the difference between kinetic energy and potential energy. 2  Define chemical energy and thermal energy. 3  Define heat and work, and describe an important limitation in their interconversion. 4  Describe the physical meaning of temperature.
It depends on the type, but most wolves live in: Alaska, some parts of United states, Russia, Canada and Greenland. Other wolves live in forests and jungles, such as the timber wolf.   Answer: Wolves live all around the world. Thanks to hunting, wolves have receded up north in Alaska and Canada. They are making a comeback though so in about 25 years you might here the howling of a wolf nearby. They can live generally in all climates.
A few gray wolves live in the Great Lakes area and Yellowstone, but most are found in Alaska. Less than 1,000 gray wolves live in Yellowstone. Gray wolves are often found in forest areas where game, such as deer, are abundant and where dens can be prepared for cubs; but the species can thrive in diverse climates.