Can you tell the age of a wolf by the size of its teeth?

Teeth size is not a reliable indicator of the age of a wolf, but it can provide some insight into the general age range of a wolf. The age of a wolf can be determined by examining the wear and tear of its teeth, but even this method is not always accurate.

As wolves age, their teeth experience more wear and tear from hunting and chewing, leading to a decrease in size. However, there are other factors that can contribute to tooth wear, such as injury or disease, that can make it difficult to accurately determine a wolf's age based on its teeth alone.

Other methods of determining a wolf's age include examining the wear of its claws or examining the color and texture of its fur. Additionally, experienced wildlife biologists can estimate a wolf's age based on its overall physical condition and behavior.