Soon Islands Wolf

The Soon Islands Wolf (Canis lupus sooni) is a subspecies of grey wolf endemic to The Soon Islands. The wolf shares very similar characteristics to the mainland grey wolf except a bit taller with bigger ears and a bushier tail. They are also usually white, with 67% of the wolves being of white fur. They are endangered and only four packs are known as today, each pack with 12 members, meaning there are 48 wolves as of today. Some have been introduced with flourishing populations on the mainland however, with Kamver Island having around 300. Some of these wolves can be black or grey. 
The wolves will hunt the island’s white-tailed deer, red fox, woodchuck, hedgehog, and many of its native birds, fish and amphibians. Their most prevalent prey is the white-tailed deer however. On the mainland, they have more varieties and choices of prey. They will hunt opossums, raccoons, baby moose, mice, hamsters, rats, and porcupines. 
== Distribution ==
They range from all over the Soon Islands but are most prevalent in the North Island. On the mainland, they range from the southern and eastern portions of Kamver, through south Gastwere and through eastern Chimchester and northeastern Stagg.
Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Fauna of Siere