What is the difference between Mexican gray wolf and wolf?

Mexican gray wolf:

- A subspecies of the gray wolf native to the southwestern United States and Mexico

- Smaller than other gray wolf subspecies

- Lighter in color, with a mix of gray, brown, and reddish fur

- Has a distinctive black stripe down its back

- Prefers mountainous and semi-deserts regions

Wolf:

- A general term for any Canis lupus subspecies

- Larger than the Mexican gray wolf

- Generally dark gray or black in color

- Found in a variety of habitats, including forests, tundra, and grasslands