Champaign wolf

The Champaign wolf (Canis lupus herbidus montem) is a subspecies of gray wolf native to steppes and valleys of most of Maineda except the far west, southeastern most portions of Athens, the extreme northeast of Desert and parts of eastern Taro. The wolf shares characteristics similarly with a coyote or even a German shepherd then a grey wolf, though it is a true grey wolf. The wolf eats mule deer, white-tailed deer, bobcats, marmots, gophers, prairie dogs, pikas, beavers and even, occasionally, the coyote. The wolf also very rarely eats plants like grasses, seeds, sedges, acorns, and berries. The wolf is way smaller then a grey wolf, but a bit bigger then a coyote. 
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Category:Animals
Category:Fauna of Taro
Category:Nareemian Wildlife