The Interior Alaskan Wolf was classified as the Canis lupus pambasileus in 1905 by zoologist Daniel Elliot. It is among the largest
wolves in North America,
if not the largest. Some believe that it is just an extension of the Alaskan Tundra Wolf.
HABITAT
They are distributed throughout the interior of Alaska and the Yukon, except the tundra region of the arctic coast.
CHARACTERISTICS
Interior Alaskan Wolves are usually of a darker color, most often black or black mixed with either brown, gray, or white. They are very large wolves, measuring 5 to 7 feet
in length from tip of nose to end of tail. They are at present the largest wolves in North America and possible the world.
DIET
Some of what they feed on are caribou, moose, dall sheep, hares, and ground squirrel.
