Fascinating Facts About Arctic Wolf
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Arctic wolves are smaller than grey wolves, they have smaller ears and shorter muzzles to retain body heat
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They inhabit one of the most remote and harshest habitats in the world and have the ability to survive for several weeks without food
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Often called the polar wolf, arctic wolves can grow 1-1.8 meters long and weigh up to 45-70 kg
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They have a thick white coat that insulates them from the cold and keeps them cool in hot climates
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They have a very good sense of smell, and can detect prey from 1.6 km away
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Arctic wolves use scent marking to communicate their territory boundaries and presence to other wolves
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They are highly social animals that often mate for life, forming a new wolf pack or "nuclear family"
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All wolf pups are born with blue eyes, which later change to brown or golden
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