What are the causes for Arctic wolves being endangered?

None. Arctic wolves are hardly ever hunted, live in large numbers and are adaptable enough to cope with global warming. read more

The Arctic wolf species is not endangered, and it is actually listed under"Least Concern" on the International Union for Conservation of Nature status list, as reported by the World Wildlife Fund. The Arctic wolf is not endangered primarily because it lives in such an isolated place. read more

Arctic wolves are carnivorous hunters. By nature they help to control the populations of other animals in the region like the musk ox, caribou and Arctic hares. read more

Cause and effect of global warming; the main threat to arctic wolves humanity Unlike with many other endangered animals, arctic wolves are not typically hunted or eaten by humans. read more

International Union for Conservation of Nature, or the IUCN, deemed arctic wolves as endangered in the Endangered Species Act of 1986. WHY. The reason for their endangerment is Global Warming. Arctic Hares and Muskox (some of their prey) have lost their food sources due to global warming. read more