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|introduction='''Hokkaido Wolf''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
|introduction='''Hokkaido Wolf''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
|appearance=Hokkaido Wolf has golden eyes with dark borders, short brown hair that has a few dark ash brown spots in the back of her head and in the bangs at the side of her face, and light ash brown spots under her animal ears and towards the tips of her hair. She has a pair of animal ears and a dark ash brown tail that fades to brown towards the end, both of her animal parts being tipped in black. The rest of her attire seems to follow a similar color pattern than her hair, while showings rips, tears and other signs of damage. She wears white fur collar, and a white bare midriff shirt with a three-toned bolero jacket that shows a dark ash color on top, gray brown in the middle and yellow brown at the bottom. She wears a gray brown circular skirt with a tartan pattern, worn-out brown leggings and mid-calf gray brown boots with fur on top.
|appearance=Hokkaido Wolf has golden eyes with dark borders, short brown hair that has a few dark ash brown spots in the back of her head and in the bangs at the side of her face, and light ash brown spots under her animal ears and towards the tips of her hair. She has a pair of animal ears and a dark ash brown tail that fades to brown towards the end, both of her animal parts being tipped in black. The rest of her attire seems to follow a similar color pattern than her hair, while showings rips, tears and other signs of damage. She wears white fur collar, and a white bare midriff shirt with a three-toned bolero jacket that shows a dark ash color on top, gray brown in the middle and yellow brown at the bottom. She wears a gray brown circular skirt with a tartan pattern, worn-out brown leggings and mid-calf gray brown boots with fur on top.
|reallife=The Hokkaido wolf or the Canis lupus hattai, formerly known as Canis lupus rex, was also known as the Ezo wolf or Ezoookami. It was classified as a subspecies of the gray wolf in 1931 by Japanese arachnologist Kyukichi Kishida. Hokkaido wolves are descendants from mainland Siberian wolves.
They once inhabited the Japanese island of Hokkaido, Russia's island of Sakhalin and Kamchatka Peninsula, and the Kuril islands.
As compared to the Honshu Wolf, the Hokkaido Wolf more closely related to the standard gray wolf in size, dimensions, and other characteristics. They were usually a light grey or tannish grey in color.
The Hokkaido Wolf fed mainly on deer, rabbits, and birds.
A large number of deer starved to death in 1878 because of a heavy snow, having a great negative affect on the Ezo Wolf. In addition, the wolves were deliberately poisoned with strychnine by farmers who viewed the wolf as a threat to their livestock. A bounty was placed on the wolf which officially became extinct in 1889.
Since then, there have been people claiming to see the Ezo Wolf. However, none of these sightings have been verified.
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Revision as of 16:43, 3 March 2020

Hokkaido Wolf

File:Hokkaido WolfOriginal.jpg

エゾオオカミ
Character Data
AKA Ezo Wolf, Sakhalin wolf
Romaji Ezō okami
Debut Kemono Friends (2015 Game)
Animal Data
Scientific Name Canis lupus hattai
Distribution Japan
Diet Carnivore
Avg. Lifespan ?
Read More Hokkaido wolf
Conservation Status iucn3.1 EX.svg.png
Hokkaido Wolf Nexon Game

Hokkaido Wolf is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Appearance

Hokkaido Wolf has golden eyes with dark borders, short brown hair that has a few dark ash brown spots in the back of her head and in the bangs at the side of her face, and light ash brown spots under her animal ears and towards the tips of her hair. She has a pair of animal ears and a dark ash brown tail that fades to brown towards the end, both of her animal parts being tipped in black. The rest of her attire seems to follow a similar color pattern than her hair, while showings rips, tears and other signs of damage. She wears white fur collar, and a white bare midriff shirt with a three-toned bolero jacket that shows a dark ash color on top, gray brown in the middle and yellow brown at the bottom. She wears a gray brown circular skirt with a tartan pattern, worn-out brown leggings and mid-calf gray brown boots with fur on top.

Series Appearances

Appearances In Kemono Friends Media
Media Role

In Real Life

The Hokkaido wolf or the Canis lupus hattai, formerly known as Canis lupus rex, was also known as the Ezo wolf or Ezoookami. It was classified as a subspecies of the gray wolf in 1931 by Japanese arachnologist Kyukichi Kishida. Hokkaido wolves are descendants from mainland Siberian wolves.

They once inhabited the Japanese island of Hokkaido, Russia's island of Sakhalin and Kamchatka Peninsula, and the Kuril islands.

As compared to the Honshu Wolf, the Hokkaido Wolf more closely related to the standard gray wolf in size, dimensions, and other characteristics. They were usually a light grey or tannish grey in color.

The Hokkaido Wolf fed mainly on deer, rabbits, and birds.

A large number of deer starved to death in 1878 because of a heavy snow, having a great negative affect on the Ezo Wolf. In addition, the wolves were deliberately poisoned with strychnine by farmers who viewed the wolf as a threat to their livestock. A bounty was placed on the wolf which officially became extinct in 1889.

Since then, there have been people claiming to see the Ezo Wolf. However, none of these sightings have been verified.

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