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Rate this answer: A wolf's bite packs a punch of 1500 pounds of pressure per square inch which is meant to snap an antelope or elk leg in half. A domestic dog even an American Pit Bull terrier can't even measure up to half of that at about 250 pounds of pressure per square inch.
Psi can be converted into Pascals (Pa; N/m^2), where 1 psi is approximately 6894.757 Pa. That's roughly 10N/mm^2. Assuming that this 1500 psi bite was recorded at a single tooth with a sharp tip (~ 1 mm^2 in surface area just for simplicity's sake), then that would be 10N bite force. So unless I've done something wrong, it seems entirely possible to me that a grey wolf can bite with a pressure of 1500psi.