Lalibon wolf

The Lalibon wolf (Canis lupus cordelia) is an extinct subspecies of gray wolf once found throughout eastern Kosna (the Lalibon Mountains), Hartnett, and Obnivir, the wolf went extinct in 1952 due to overhunting, trapping, and destruction of habitat.
== Description ==
The Lalibon wolf was much larger than its western and northern cousins, and it came in a variety of colours, but the most common was a chocolate or hazel-like colour that resembled that of a darolle. According to the demographics of its dead specimens, over half of the wolves were brown, with black coming in second at 25%, grey at 24%, and white at 1%. It was likely that the ones located at lowland levels were darker in color and those at higher levels were lighter in color.
== Distribution and habitat ==
The Lalibon wolf inhabited the eastern half of Kosna, including Sharikba, Obnivir, Hartnett and the southern panhandle of Minuka. Most likely inhabited Kosna as a majority of dead specimens originated from the Lalibon Mountains of Kosna, it is also named for the Lalibon Mountains which lies prevalent in Kosna. The lalibon wolf likely lived in all regions of the mountains and relied on gazelles, ibexes, chamois and hares. Most wolves were thought to live in higher densities closer to the summits of the mountains, specifically around Mount Paynapelka. The wolves also lived throughout Sharikba where they remained vagrant. 
Category:Fauna of the Lalibon Mountains