Why have there been few opportunities to study the arctic wolf? A. There is little interest in learning about the animal because they are not endangered. B. Arctic wolves are difficult to locate. C. The natural habitat of the arctic wolf is inhospitable and dangerous, making it difficult for scientists to study the species. D. Arctic wolves do not really exist.

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Orion Santos

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12 February, 16:11

Why have there been few opportunities to study the arctic wolf? A. There is little interest in learning about the animal because they are not endangered. B. Arctic wolves are difficult to locate. C. The natural habitat of the arctic wolf is inhospitable and dangerous, making it difficult for scientists to study the species. D. Arctic wolves do not really exist.

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Zander Hurley · Answer 1

The arctic wolf is also Melville Island wolf. Unlike other animals, they do not face the danger or threat of being hunted or persecuted because they are very rarely in contact with humans. From the choices, the answer would be the third choice. They habitat is inhospitable and dangerous.