Gray Wolf (Canis Lupus)
A lone Gray Wolf on the prowl out at Cedar Meadows Wildlife Parks new wolf compound located in the Township of Mountjoy in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
It is virtually impossible to describe the typical appearance of the wolf Canis lupus. Wolves of many large arctic islands and Greenland usually appear snow-white from a distance, but closer up often reveal grey, black, or reddish shades. Wolves of northern North America and Eurasia vary in colour. A single pack may contain animals that are black, shades of grey-brown, and white. Wolves in the heavily forested areas of eastern North America are more uniform in colour. They are often a grizzled grey-brown, similar to some German shepherd dogs.
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Gray Wolf (Canis Lupus)
A lone Gray Wolf on the prowl out at Cedar Meadows Wildlife Parks new wolf compound located in the Township of Mountjoy in the City of Timmins in Northeastern Ontario Canada
It is virtually impossible to describe the typical appearance of the wolf Canis lupus. Wolves of many large arctic islands and Greenland usually appear snow-white from a distance, but closer up often reveal grey, black, or reddish shades. Wolves of northern North America and Eurasia vary in colour. A single pack may contain animals that are black, shades of grey-brown, and white. Wolves in the heavily forested areas of eastern North America are more uniform in colour. They are often a grizzled grey-brown, similar to some German shepherd dogs.
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