- For the category, see Category:Predators.
Predators refer to living creatures, typically carnivores or omnivores, which may target prey for consumption and challenge fellow predators. Available predators vary across versions.
In WolfQuest: Anniversary Edition, there are eleven (11) available predator species, of which only eight (8) can be interacted with.
Development is on-going. New animals are planned! (No ETAs.)
In WolfQuest: Classic, there are eight (8) available predator species, of which only five can be interacted with.
Development was discontinued in 2017. There are no plans for additional animals.
In Legacy versions, there are four (4) available predator species, of which only two can be interacted with.
Development was discontinued in 2011. There are no plans for additional animals.
Large[]
The following are large-sized animals, being larger than a wolf.
- Grizzly bear: boars, sows, and cubs.
The following are large-sized animals, being larger than a wolf.
- Grizzly bear: males and females; no cubs.
The following are large-sized animals, being larger than a wolf.
- Grizzly bear: males and females; no cubs.
Medium[]
The following are moderately-sized animals, being slightly smaller than or about the same size as a wolf.
- Rival wolves: males and females; only 6-month old pups and above.
- Cougar: genderless adults; no cubs.
- Coyote: genderless adults; no pups.
- Bald eagle: genderless adults; no chicks.
- Golden eagle: genderless adults; no chicks.
The following are moderately-sized animals, being slightly smaller than or about the same size as a wolf.
- Predator wolf
- Cougar: males and females; no cubs.
- Coyote: males and females; no pups.
- Golden eagle
The following are moderately-sized animals, being slightly smaller than or about the same size as a wolf.
- Coyote: males and females; no pups.
- Golden eagle
Small[]
The following are small-sized animals, being significantly smaller than a wolf.
The following are small-sized animals, being significantly smaller than a wolf.
Domesticated[]
The following can only be encountered in special circumstances.
- Cat: Stray/Feral genderless black cats. (Classic Lost River)
- Dogs: Stray/Feral genderless German Shephards, Rottweilers, and black-and-tan Dachshunds. (Modern Lost River)
- Chestnut Dachshund: genderless ranch dog
The following can only be encountered in special circumstances.
- Cat: Stray/Feral genderless black cat. (Lost River)
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Unreleased content
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The following are planned, but have not yet been implemented into the game. It is unknown if these will ever be implemented in the game.
Trivia[]
- In Yellowstone, due to the abundant populations of elk, wolves don't eat predator or competitors' carcasses. In short, predator meat is not equal to prey meat.
Anniversary Edition Trivia
- Traces of black bears can be found within the game files. (Their scent view footprints/tracks were discovered.)
Classic Trivia
- The predator wolf variation is counted since it does pose a risk to pups during the second episode.
- The domestic cat is neither a competitor nor a true predator, in that it doesn't harm the player and is not observed to hunt or scavenge. It behaves exactly like a perched cougar.
Classic and Legacy Trivia
- This list excludes stranger wolves. This is because they're restricted to zones, and they aren't a direct threat to the player. They can be ignored without risk or consequence.
Legacy Trivia
- Ravens, being 2D sprites, don't do much more than glide above food sources. The player cannot interact with them at all.
References & External Links[]
| NPCs | ||||
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| Competitors & Predators | Bald eagle • Bobcat • Black bear • Cougar • Coyote • Dog • Golden eagle • Grizzly bear • Lynx • Raven • Red fox • Wolverine | |||
| Prey | Beaver • Bighorn sheep • Bison • Domestic Cattle • Elk (white) • Moose • Mule deer • Porcupine • Pronghorn • Snowshoe hare | |||
| Newborns & Juveniles | Bighorn sheep lamb • Domestic Cattle calf • Elk calf • Grizzly bear cub • Moose calf • Mule deer fawn • Pronghorn fawn | |||
| Wolves | Dispersal (Mate) • Offspring: Pup (white), Yearling, (Sub-)Adult, Disperser • Predator • Stranger (Rival) | |||
| Non-interactable | Birds • Cat • Insect • Toad • Uinta Ground Squirrel • Vole | |||
| Non-entity | Human • Hunter • Rancher | |||
| Miscellaneous | Airplane • Amphibians • Fish • Herds • Rodents • Wolf Packs | |||
| Predators | ||
|---|---|---|
| Large | Golden eagle • Grizzly bear (cub) | |
| Medium | Black bear • Cougar • Wolf (pups, yearlings) | |
| Small | Bobcat • Coyote • Lynx • Red fox • Wolverine | |
| Miscellaneous | Newborn • Juvenile | |
