Andrew Searles is a Montreal born Stand-up Comedian and Actor. He has been seen in commercials for McDonald's, Moore's Clothing for Men, Great Wolf Lodge, and commercials for the US Nexus card seen in airports across Canada.

Wiley the Wolf, Violet the Wolf, Oliver the Raccoon, Sammy the Squirrel, and all the rest of the Great Wolf characters are waiting to meet and greet them at their closest Great Wolf Lodge.

Fun Facts

• Wolves use dens for the rearing of their young.
• Activity is diurnal.
• Wolves hunt in packs.
• Packs are usually composed of a mated pair that are the most dominant animals in the group, and their offspring of one or more years.
• Gray wolves communicate using vocalizations, scent marking, and body language.

• Wolves Are Surprisingly Diverse.
• There Used to Be a Lot More Wolves.
• Dire Wolves May Not Have Been Wolves.
• 'Alpha Wolves' Are Just Moms and Dads.
• Wolves Are Family Animals.
• They're Skilled Communicators, Too.
• People and Dogs Seem to Stress Wolves Out.
• Wolves Don't Really Howl at the Moon.

• Wolves Are Surprisingly Diverse.
• There Used to Be a Lot More Wolves.
• Dire Wolves May Not Have Been Wolves.
• 'Alpha Wolves' Are Just Moms and Dads.
• Wolves Are Family Animals.
• They're Skilled Communicators, Too.
• People and Dogs Seem to Stress Wolves Out.
• Wolves Don't Really Howl at the Moon.

Wolves are complex, highly intelligent animals who are caring, playful, and above all devoted to family. Only a select few other species exhibit these traits so clearly. Just like elephants, gorillas and dolphins, wolves educate their young, take care of their injured and live in family groups.

Wolves have 42 teeth.

• They have four toes with claws in an oval shape.
• Wolves mate for life.
• A litter of wolves is usually 4 to 6 pups.
• Pups are born deaf and blind with bright blue eyes.
• A pack of wolves can range from 2 to over 30 wolves.
• Wolves can run at 36 to 38 MPH.

The Wolf teaches us HUMILITY. In this way, the Wolf became the teacher of this lesson. He bows his head in the presence of others out of deference, and once hunted, will not take of the food until it can be shared with the pack.

Wolves have over 200 million scent cells. They can hear up to six miles away in the forest. A wolf's jaw has a crushing power of nearly 1500 pounds per square inch! A wolf can eat 20 pounds of meat in one meal.

​ In some parts of his sermon, he points out that corruption could be responsible for angering God, sins such as murder, theft, adultery, and many more. He urges the people to take responsibility for their crimes, to listen to the laws of God, and not to betray God's word, as it may not be too late.

Wolf thought that for one's life to be meaningful, that individual had to be actively engaged in a somewhat successful project of positive value.

As a spirit animal the wolf symbolizes an intriguing mix of power, loyalty, guardianship, teamwork and wildness. Many cultures traditionally value the wolf as a powerful guiding force.