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Baby Arctic wolves, pups of alpha Atila and beta Clair (Canis lupus arctos, vlk arkticky) from ZOO Brno, Czech republic
bad quality of the photo, but adorable models! 
actual photo:
I offer you a wolf calendar - for RANDOM reward. You can get it FOR FREE!
you can send me some points or so, only if you like it it is not commercial Thank you for your comments and faves
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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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Comments: 121
pup #1"im gonna eat you.....grrrr!!!"
pup #2"well to bad!!!!!!"
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They are adorable! 
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This piece has been featured from here! [link]
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That is a great picture I love it 
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Awwww.... They're so cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuute!
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This is so cute!! I would love the wolf calender th are my fav animals... I just have no way to give you points or I would give you a bizzilion if I coud haha.
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well, print it for free then
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I would but sadly no printer I was baby sitting and soemthing horrible with mt dew and dr.pepper happen
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no, they are not
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Yes, they do. I've lived in Alaska for 8 years and I've seen loads of them. One even was in my friend's neighborhood and was getting into people's trash before they got relocated.
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Your welcome for the research, you should do more so you can get your facts right before you post on a public forum ; )
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this is so funny! even this link ([link] ) which was sent by YOU, says, that canis lupus arctos lives in Canada and Greenland XD
so again, you are not right XD and it was you who posted this link XD
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they do not live in Alaska. I checked it before I posted those facts - I checked at least three oficial sources before.
Range of artic wolves: [link] [link] [link] (Greenland and northern Canadian COAST = far from Alaska), [link] (Greenland, Canada = again, FAR from Alaska)
And finally: [link] NOOOOOOOOOO Alaska. See?
Alaska: [link]
As you can see, those areas do NOT cover. Your own sources confirm, that Arctic wolves do NOT live in Alaska
Result: Arctic wolf, Canis lupus arctos, does not live in Alaska
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actually, your links DO say that wolves are in Alaska:
Current Wolf Population, Trend, Status
Number of gray wolves: Alaska, 8,000-11,000; 48 contiguous states, 5,500
Number of red wolves: 100
Population trend: Increasing
Legal status: Federal protection with some exceptions in most areas, state managed in Alaska
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I just think it's really weird that there is so many wolves in Alaska and you for some reason want to say there aren't, lol
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check that link again XD SLOOOOOOWLY, please XD
It says, that there are
Number of gray wolves: Alaska, 8,000-11,000; 48 contiguous states, 5,500
Number of red wolves: 100
Population trend: Increasing
Legal status: Federal protection with some exceptions in most areas, state managed in Alaska
BUT
From those 8 - 11 000 wolves, those are for example The Rocky Mountain wolf (Canis lupus occidentalis) XD
But
NOT ARCTIC WOLVES (Canis lupus arctos), because those wolves do NOT live in Alaska XD their range is here: [link] does it include Alaska? No! It does not! XD
I hope that you already got that XD omg XD
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It says gray wolves because Arctic wolves are the same species.
And I obviously am looking at the links, but I'm not sure you are, because I keep finding proof that arctic wolves DO live in Alaska. lol.
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just educate yourself, accept the fact, that my info about canis lupus arctos is right (because it IS right) and next time better find the reality out before trying to spread false info
I am blocking you, because I need to study now. I might unblock you later to give you the chance to confess your mistake
and once more: Gray wolf's subspecies called Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos) does not live in Alaska and all the sources confirm this info.
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ok. You obviously do not understand basic facts about animals.
Gray wolf has many subspecies. For example Eurasian wolf. If I followed your logic, Eurasian wolves would live in Alaska, because they are gray wolves XD
No.
Once more.
Gray wolf has many subspecies. For example Eurasian wolf, who lives in Europe and Asia. For example Timber wolf, which lives in Alaska. For example arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos), which lives in Canada and Greenland, but NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT in Alaska.
Get it?
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JEZUSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
Of course, that there ARE wolves in Alaska.
But there are NOT ARCTIC WOLVES XD XD XD check the maps of the range of artic wolves. NONE of them includes Alaska.
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