Daily wolf pictures

This is a manned wolf, which is not actually a wolf

native to central and eastern South America these canines play a vital role in their ecosystem

they’re omnivores and tend to eat small rodents, bird, insects, a variety of fruits, roots, and a lot more (they have a very diverse diet)

Here is one of my personal favourites! Red wolves! (Canis Rufus) they’re small, and look a lot like coyotes in terms of size

they’re critically endangered due to habitat loss and over hunting

This is wolf 21 from the (now extinct) Druid peaks wolf pack

the Druid peaks wolf pack was created by people who put a bunch of unrelated wolves together in hopes to re-introduce wolves into the area

he was born into the rose creek pack, but went into the Druid peak pack after their alpha male had died

he is known for his leadership, and his commitment to his mate wolf 42

he never lost a territorial battle, but would spare the lives of his enemies

Him not killing when he won, was likely because of wolf 8, who defeated a larger alpha male in battle and spared his life when wolf 21 was only a yearling

you can read more about wolf 21 here and here

here’s about the Druid wolf pack

(I got some of my information from those sites!)

Here is wildlife photography of the wapti lake wolf pack in Yellowstone!