Tundra Wolf
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| Tundra Wolf | |||
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| ツンドラオオカミ | |||
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| Romaji | Tsundoraōkami
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| Debut | Kemono Friends (2015 Game) | ||
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| Scientific Name | Canis lupus albus
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| Distribution | Eurasia
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| Diet | Carnivore
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| Avg. Lifespan | 16 years
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| Read More | Tundra wolf
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| Conservation | ? | ||
| Tundra Wolf | Pavilion | KF3 | Nexon Game |
Tundra Wolf is a type of Friend that appeared in the original Kemono Friends mobile game.
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In Real Life
The Tundra Wolf is a subspecies of Grey Wolf that are typically found through northern Europe and Asia, specifically through regions of Russia. Tundra wolves are one of the largest subspecies of Grey Wolf, with an average body length of 7 feet (2 metres) and an average weight of around 100 to 125 points (45 to 57 kilograms), with male Tundra Wolves are typically larger than females. They have a thick coating grey fur, with shades of black, rust, and silver grey, and their tail is bushy. They have a high body, long legs, a broad skull, and a narrow muzzle which aid them in certain tasks in the wild.
Like all wolves, Tundra Wolves are carnivorous. They feed on large prey such as deer, moose, bison, ox, and sheep, however they prey on animals as small as beavers, geese, and hare. They have incredible speed Adult Tundra Wolves can even consume as much as 20 points (9 kilograms) in one feeding, and cover a large area due to scarce prey, and this is why they benefit with stamina over power.
Tundra Wolves are not endangered, however they can be vulnerable to changes in climate, which could cause risk of endangerment in the future. For example, a large change in snowfall can lead to a reduction in hare and muskox, which Tundra Wolves depend on for food. Humans have not had as much of a drastic effect on Tundra Wolf populations, do to them living in extreme conditions where humans are not as present.
References
http://animals.mom.me/facts-about-tundra-wolves-4662622.html
https://animalcorner.co.uk/animals/tundra-wolf/