* Arctic Wolves: These wolves have a white coat that helps them blend in with the snowy environment of the Arctic. You can find them in countries like Canada, Greenland, Russia, and Norway.
* Albino Wolves: These wolves are born with a genetic condition that prevents them from producing melanin, which gives them their white coat. They can be found in any area where wolves live, although they are less common than other color variations.
* Wolves with White Patches: Wolves can have patches of white fur in their coat, even if they aren't entirely white. This is a common trait in many wolf populations.
To give you a more precise answer, please clarify what you mean by "white wolves."