Hickory wolf

The hickory wolf (Canis lupus nigrocolorespallideus) is a subspecies of wolf which lives upon coastal regions and coastal deciduous forests surrounding the Vitena Bay. The wolf is considered least concern in Vitena and Bayland, but is however endangered in northern Southport. The wolf’s scientific name is based off the Latin word nigrum et brunneis color et color meaning black with a tint of brown colour, which the wolf is indeed of. They eat mule deer, white-tailed deer, beavers and various other ungulates. The wolf is physically distinct from other wolves as it is quite smaller and resides along coastlines often making dens nearing sands of the Vitena Bay. 
== Distribution ==
The wolf inhabits the northern halves of Vitena along the coastline of the Vitena Bay, throughout all of coastal Bayland down to the northern and western coastal portions of Southport in deciduous temperate forest or coastal forest. The wolf is one of the only wolves that doesn’t inhabit mountainous or boreal forest biomes and the only wolf that lives regularly near waters. 
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Category:Animals
Category:Nareemian Wildlife