Arctic Wolf

The Arctic Wolf is a sub-species of the grey wolf, primarily found in the Arctic regions of North America and Greenland. They are well-adapted to cold environments with thick white fur that helps camouflage them against the snow. Social animals, Arctic Wolves usually live in packs, which aid in hunting seals and other prey. Their smaller size compared to other wolves allows them to thrive in harsh conditions. These wolves play a vital role in their ecosystem, helping maintain balance by controlling prey populations. Their habitat is increasingly threatened by climate change, which impacts their survival.