What is the Gray wolf's natural predator?

Answer 1

Well, I'm not an expert, but I don't think so. Although gray wolves can be killed by other animals if they get into a fight, they are generally the main predators in their environment. I don't know if this helps you, but I hope it does.

Wolves are probably the main predators of their habitat but may get killed in a fight with their prey, a forest predator fighting over food, or rarely another wolf in a fight. But grown wolves do not have a main predator, I think they are top of the food chain for their envirounment. Although sometimes bears may dig up wolf dens and kill and eat the pups. ):

im pretty sure that their only predator is humans...

also im not sure but i think that global warming has affected them.
Yes, the grey wolf does have predators. Some of its predators include it's own intended kill, (ex. a deer it is hunting) because of a kick to the head or back.

Another predator is yours truly... the human being.

and decomposers, there on top of them on the food chain.
Yes, poisonous animals.
NO

Answer 2

They don't have a natural predator. They are at the top of the wild food chain. Only humans shoot them for fur + fun.

Answer 3

the enemy of a gray wolf is a bear, a human, or any other big and powerful undiscovered animal.