What do white wolves eat?

White wolves, like any other wolf subspecies, are carnivores and primarily eat meat. Their diet consists of various animals they can hunt in their wild environment, primarily consisting of ungulates, which are hoofed mammals. Here are some common food sources for white wolves:

1. Ungulates:

- White-tailed deer

- Mule deer

- Elk

- Moose

- Caribou

- Bison

- Mountain goats

- Dall sheep

2. Other Mammals:

- Snowshoe hare

- Rabbits

- Ground squirrels

- Arctic foxes

- Beaver

- Muskrat

3. Fish:

- Salmon

- Trout

- Arctic char

4. Birds:

- Ptarmigan

- Grouse

- Geese

-Ducks

5. Carrion:

- White wolves may also feed on animal carcasses left behind by other predators or due to natural causes.

Please note that the specific diet of white wolves can vary depending on their geographic location, habitat, and available prey species. White wolves generally prey on the most abundant and accessible prey within their territory to meet their nutritional needs.