探秘狼的品种：从灰狼到白犀牛，揭开野性之冠的神秘面纱

wolves belong to the family Canidae and are characterized by their sharp teeth, powerful jaws, and highly developed sense of smell. They are carnivorous mammals that primarily feed on large ungulates such as deer and elk. Wolves are known for their social behavior, living in packs with a strict hierarchy led by an alpha male and female.

灰狼 - Lupus lupus

The gray wolf is the most widely distributed subspecies of wolf, found in forests across much of North America, Europe, Asia and parts of North Africa. It is also known as the timber wolf or common wolf. Gray wolves have thick fur that varies from pure white to black in coloration, depending on the season.

白犀牛 - Lupus arctos

The Arctic wolf (Lupus arctos) is a subspecies of gray wolf native to the Arctic regions of Canada's Yukon Territory, Alaska's northernmost part (Alaska), Greenland's eastern coastlines northwards towards Ellesmere Island.

藏狼 - Lupus chanco

The Tibetan Wolf (Lupus chanco) is a rare subspecies endemic to China’s Qinghai Province bordering Tibet Autonomous Region and Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region northward into Mongolia.

东北狼 - Lupus priscollinus

The East Asian Wolf (Lupus priscollinus) has been recognized as a distinct species since 2017; it inhabits Russia’s Far East region along with northeast China's Heilongjiang Province.

犀牛科动物 - Bovids

Bovids include many different types of animals like bisonesque creatures such as bisonesque antelopes or even oxen-like antelopes called saiga antelope whose horns can reach up to 60 cm long while others such as water buffalo who inhabit wetlands around riverside areas near mangrove swamps where they eat grasses growing there too!