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Were white wolves observed in Eurasia ?

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Are there fully white wolves in Eurasia ? When I read about wolves, I always see that fully white wolves are only present in the North America (Canada, Greenland and Alaska) and that in general American wolves display a bigger variety of colors than their Eurasian counterparts.

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Is there fully white Eurasian wolves ?

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When I read about wolves, I always see that fully white wolves are only present in the American arctic (Canada, Greenland and Alaska) and that in general American wolves display a bigger variety of colors than their Eurasian counterparts. It’s an old documentary (prior to 2002 I think).

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Are there fully white wolves in Eurasia ?

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When I read about wolves, I always see that fully white wolves are only present in the American arctic (Canada, Greenland and Alaska) and that in general American wolves display a bigger variety of colors than their Eurasian counterparts. It’s an old documentary (prior to 2002 I think).

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Wolves Near Chernobyl Develop Cancer-Resistant Genes

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These wolves are exposed to radiation levels over six times the safety limit for humans, showing altered immune systems and genetic changes that protect against cancer. submitted by /u/qqlan [link] [comments]

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Question: How do Alpha wolves work outside of a pack?

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wolves usually travel in packs so i'm curious what behavior a wolf without a pack would exhibit when meeting another such wolf submitted by /u/One-Requirement-1010 [link] [comments] Hypothetically, if a male wolf came across a lone female wolf, would it consider the male another pack the way a full pack would?

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Endangered Mexican Gray Wolves on the Rebound in U.S. Southwest

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Once driven to the brink of extinction, Mexican gray wolves have slowly returned to the U.S. For the first time since their reintroduction more than two decades ago, their numbers total more than 200, according to federal officials. Read more. submitted by /u/YaleE360 [link] [comments]

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Evidence that crocodilians are smarter than dogs and wolves?

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Do these show that they might be smarter than wolves? I've read that crocodilians are really smart and that there's some observations in the wild of this, like balancing twigs on their snouts and some cooperative hunting tactics. submitted by /u/typingnickname2 [link] [comments]

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