operation p.a.w. ;; don't let the howls stop

[kishinuma]

YAY new thread EPIC lol but what we talking about?

[Guest]

gray wolves

[H o w l i n g]

Rather not talk about grey's. ,_,
Can't we talk about Indian, Himalayan, or Iberian Wolves..or another species/subspecies other than greys? xD

[Guest]

Rather not talk about grey's. ,_,
Can't we talk about Indian, Himalayan, or Iberian Wolves..or another species/subspecies other than greys? xD

why ?

[Soruc]

Topic that hasn't been discussed before:
Some black wolves live in the Tundra, and with their black coat to give them away in the white surroundings, how do you think they are able to survive?

[Guest]

are they fast

[H o w l i n g]

Topic that hasn't been discussed before:
Some black wolves live in the Tundra, and with their black coat to give them away in the white surroundings, how do you think they are able to survive?

They most likely are either the lowest ranking in the packs family system, or they hang back in hunts until they are needed? Truely, I'm stumped, and being sick, that's all I can think of. The only other thing is that they may rely on the rest of the pack for their meals.

[Guest]

wolon wolf lion what wolud it look like?

[Soruc]

wolon wolf lion what wolud it look like?

What language are you speaking? Please use English, I don't understand any other language besides English, French, and Romanian.

Anyways, my personal theory is that if they're lone wolves, they survive on small animals, and if they are in a pack, they don't do much of the hunting and don't make first moves or attack when the prey is still fast, assuming the prey is a large prey, such as an Elk. Another theory about lone wolves is that perhaps they scavenge, and don't hunt that much? I'm not sure how accurate these theories are, but this is what I think.

[Poke-]

Little do most people know, grey wolves (canis lupis) is a species of wolf, branching out into many subspecies
The arctic grey- thriving
The Mexican grey- endangered
The Benards grey- Endangered
The tundra grey - Unknown
The Rocky mountain grey - Unknown
The Labrador grey- Endangered
The alexander archipelago grey- 750 left
The eastern grey- endangered
The makenzie tundra grey- endangered
The Baffin island grey- endangered
The buffalo grey - endangered
The Canadian timber grey - endangered
The Greenland grey- unknown
The Interior alsakan grey- unable to be studied
The Alaskan tundra grey- unable to be studied
The kenai peninsula grey- extinct in 1925
The Newfoundland grey- Extinct in 1911
The British columbian grey- extinct
The Cascade mountain grey- Extinct in 1940
The Manitoba grey- Extinct
The Mongollan mountain grey- Extinct in 1945
The Texas grey- Extinct in 1942
The South rocky mountain grey- extinct by 1935

Opened your eyes a bit didn't it?

That's really interesting, I've never heard of almost all these species