Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos, vlk arkticky) from ZOO Brno, Czech republic Here you can see first photos of baby wolf puppies born in 2011 - [link]
Story of the photo: I think this young wolf is "Vlčenka" - me and *Allerlei gave this lovely nickname to young female, who was extremely friendly and attention seeking. She loved to make people look at her - I have never seen similar wolf! But one day I saw a young wolf with a strange injury over the eye area. The wolf was somehow much more quiet, not interacting at all. I think it was Vlčenka - I do not know what happened, if the injury was caused by some accident, by other wolves or by stupid visitors. But after some time, wound was healed. Unfortunately, the eye stays milky-blue, so I suppose this young wolf is half-blind. The good new is, that during my last visits, this wolf seemed to me somehow happier again... But I still miss our attention seeking Vlčenka.
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INFO ABOUT THE ANIMAL:
Name: Arctic Wolf (Canis lupus arctos) Location: Canadian Arctic and the northern parts of Greenland Size: 1.8 m long, 79 cm high weight: 75 kg Diet: Caribou, musk oxen, Arctic Hares, seals, ptarmigan, lemmings. Arctic wolves eat all their prey, also its bones and fur Conservation status: common. They still live in the whole of its original range, because local conditions are too extreme for humans. Interesting facts: mother gives birth to some 2-3 pups in May. Pups are born almost black – as they get older, colour of their fur turns to white. Adults are completely white, even in summer | arctic wolves live in the pack of some 7-10 members. Only alpha male and alpha female mate | arctic wolves have shorter ears and nose than other wolves species. They also have thicker fur, shorter legs | they do not run too fast, their advantage is persistence ZOO: to see exhibit of arctic wolves, click Here
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