Arctic wolf
The Arctic wolf scientific name is Canis lupus arctos. Brian Nesmith is the person who found the arctic wolf. An Adult arctic wolf can be between 70 and 125 pounds and babies are about 3 to 4 pounds when then they’re. The Arctic wolf tail is about 5 feet long.
Arctic wolves eat moose seals, birds and arctic wolves even eat arctic fox beetles.
Arctic wolves have white fluffy fur with double thick small ears and they are smaller than grey wolves.Arctic wolves can camouflage because their fur is white and the snow is white so they can hide.The inner coat is waterproof.
Arctic wolves habitat is in arcitc regions greenland north america and arctic tundra they live in polar wolf arctic tundra iceland alaska Canada and caves.
The arctic wolves' predators are polar bears and bears humans and then the babies wonder off from the cave so they can be killed by bears.
By: Gurbaz
