#russian wolves

[sisterofthewolves]

Steppe wolf (Canis lupus campsetris).

In Russia, wolves can be divided into two ecological types: (1) “wild” wolves that occur in natural habitats and prey mainly on wild ungulates, and (2) “synantrophic” wolves that live in anthropogenic habitat and feed on livestock, dogs, poultry, and carrion (Bibikov et al.1985). (Read more).

[dcrest13]

A reaction too good to pass up!

[sisterofthewolves]

Beautiful and unique footage of Russian wolves in four seasons. No voice-over, just 52 minutes of hilarious, interesting and super cute videos of a (captive) wolf pack in a natural environment. 

A great video for watching coherent wolf behavior, and a great way of getting a little peek into what woves like to do and how they like to do it!  

Enjoy! 

(Warning: the video contains graphic images of a not so fortunate beaver at 05:40-06:47) 

[doggy-kitty]

A friend of mine didn’t have a use for them anymore so he gave them to me! (Left) Chernov Petrenko and (right) Dimitri Petrenko (Twins ewe). They are Russian wolves and from the WWII era that's all I really have on them so far lD;;

[dcrest13]

EVEN MORE SHEEP & WOLVES!

...alright he's looking cuter as a wolf in that last picture, but Grey as a sheep still tops the wolf...

I'm just surprised I haven't commissioned more art of Grey yet. 8|

[dcrest13]

MORE SHEEP AND WOLVES...STUFF!

We get to see a good comparison of Grey as a Wolf and as a sheep. He looks alot better as a wolf here...but he's way more appealing as a sheep.

This lineup actually looks much better than this picture, seems they redesigned the lady wolf to something less uncanny-valley.

[dcrest13]

I have no idea what's going on, and for Russian Animation I'm not caring for the wolves...

...but the sheep guy is handsome (the little bit of lip helps) and the idea of a wolf turned into a sheep (if that IS the plot) is a neat concept.

[dcrest13]

Somebody in the comments of my Volk pic shared this link to me.

VOLK IN SUIT.

I CAN'T COPE, ITS TOO DOPE!