Description

The gray wolf (Canis lupus) is one of the most intelligent and social carnivores in the Northern Hemisphere. Revered in folklore and protected in conservation circles, wolves play a critical role in maintaining ecological balance as apex predators.

This unusual mount features the iconic thick fur and bushy tail of a gray wolf, showcasing the dense winter coat that allows them to survive in cold climates.

• Scientific Name: Canis lupus

• Native Range: North America, Europe, and Asia

• Habitat: Forests, tundra, deserts, and grasslands

• Diet: Carnivorous; hunts in coordinated packs targeting deer, elk, and bison

• Pack Behavior: Highly social; packs consist of a dominant breeding pair and their offspring

• Fun Fact: Wolves can travel up to 30 miles in a single day while hunting

Whether displayed for its texture or its curiosity value, this mount offers a distinctive glimpse into the anatomy of one of nature’s most revered hunters.