Himalayan Wolf

The Himalayan wolf has been roaming the 

vast landscapes of Central Asia for more than 800,000 years , this wolf's lineage is distinct from the grey wolf found across Europe and North America it is an elusive wolf that is perfectly adapted to its barren habit. Its coat helps it to resist the cold temperatures it is of whitish brown color which helps it to blend in with a landscape.

The social life of Himalayan wolves is characterized by life in small packs consists of a family group wolf pack's found in Nepal consisted of five wolves on average including two adults and three pups the wolves communicate by howling by scent marking with urine and by body language .

The Himalayan 

wolf pups in Nepal are born in the spring months of April and May they spend the first weeks of their life in an inconspicuous den, the den provides essential protection to the pups during the early stage of their life expanding from their den site .

Young Himalayan Marmot  this 

particular instance the wolf pups and the young Marmot it just look at each other for now they remain innocent to the ecological interaction they will have when grown up.

Himalayan wolf packs roam s

earch food like many payments Himalayan wolves flexibly adapt their diet to the wild prey species around them they hunt mammals of all sizes.  Himalayan wolves and snow leopards is the largest wild sheep in the world and also hunted by humans.  Himalayan wolf pack and have its large territories comprising hundreds of square kilo meters . These wolfs are very good looking and attractive.                                                                                                                                                                 Thank You ❤                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                              Tibetan wolf.                                                                                                                                        Indian wolf.