Great Wolf
| Great Wolf | |
|---|---|
| Information | |
| Natural Habitat: | Grasslands, woods |
| Classification: | Canine |
| Average Size: | 4-5 feet high at shoulder, 4.9 - 5.5 ft in length |
| Average Weight: | 175 to 200 lbs |
| Coloring: | black/brown |
| Distinguishing Features: | Normal wolf markings |
Description
The Great Wolf resembles a normal wolf in most ways outside of being larger and normally black and brown shades. Body style and fur length resembles that of the standard forest wolf, features and head shape as well, just on a larger scale. Normally the wolves have eyes of a darker shade, deep brown or black and sometimes gray. During the winter they grow a downy undercoat of a cream shade making them lighter in appearance.
Though the great wolf mirrors it's smaller and more diminutive and normal cousin, there are legends about a pure black wolf that rivals even the large animal in size.
Habitat
Though the normal habitat of the Great Wolf are areas of grasslands and wooded regions they have been seen in other types of environment and aren't strictly confined to any one area. These animals hunt in packs and normally end up moving around anywhere that a steady supply of food can be found.