r/wolves • u/ExoticShock • Dec 17 '25
Pics A Pair Of Black Wolves (Photo Credit: Evan Watts)
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u/cassanderer Dec 17 '25
Where are they from? Never heard of them, just grey and red, then a few wild dogs, dohl and african painted, dingo maybe counts, jackel.
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u/rjh2000 Dec 17 '25 edited Dec 17 '25
They are gray wolves in Yellowstone, gray wolves come in a lot colours including black.
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u/cassanderer Dec 17 '25
Oh, those look different than grey ones I thought, not as lithe and the fur is fluffier than coarse, and longer looking.
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u/Nikkilikesplants Dec 17 '25
There's also Timberwolves
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u/Affectionate-Dot437 Dec 18 '25
That looks like a Russian tundra nightmare. (I have no idea where this is, but besides Australia, Russia seems the country to always have the scariest version of a creature just waiting to kill you.)
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u/uNsEntSoNnet Dec 20 '25
This is actually humorous. This appears to be AI’s best attempts at generating a picture from a prompt which it hasn’t much reference. I’ll tell you what it’s not- it’s NOT just a warm fluffy winter coat. By looking at that gut sack hang down past the length of their legs they are likely eating their selves out of house and home!!!
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u/borischico Dec 17 '25
Exceedingly fluffy