Arctic wolves

Arctic wolves are wolves from the arctic. Often its meant to refer to them as a certain subspecies. However, the scientific community recognizes several different types of wolves that live north in cold, snowy climates. The commoner community likes to believe that there is just one across North America, Eurasia, and the arctic circle. However, it's not so. As a result I've decided to make this page to distinguish the two. 
There's something special about white wolves to the notion of Western minds. The concept of a snow wolf. A wolf specifically for the element of snow. I believe that this is the reason why people like to hear the word "arctic wolf" and think white wolves of the cold north, spanning across the globe.
The actual subspecies involved, according to the scientific community, includes:
*C.l. albus, the wolf of Russia, Estonia, and possibly as far east as Finland
*C.l. arctos, is actually a island wolfdog, living on a few islands in east Canada. 
*C.l. crassodon
*C.l hudsonicus
*C.l. lupus The Eurasian wolf, which can range far north in areas such as Russia and Scandinavia.
*C.l. mackenzii
*C.l. manningi
*Canis lupus occidentalus
*C.l. orion the Greenland wolf
*C.l. tundarum
Additionally there are several extinct subspecies of wolves which also could have counted.
Category:Wolves