What species of wolves exist now?

Answer 1

There are three species of wolves: Red Wolf, Gray Wolf, Ethiopian Wolf.

There are A LOT more subspecies of wolves, though. Like:

• Mexican Wolf
• Eastern Wolf
• Maned Wolf
• Arctic Wolf
• Iberian Wolf
• Eurasian Wolf
• Alexander Archipelago wolf
• Alaskan Wolf
• Alaskan Tundra Wolf
• Greenland Wolf
• Kishida Wolf
• Manitoba Wolf
• Plains wolf
• Timber Wolf
• Tundra Wolf
• And many more

Answer 2

There are three different species of wolf these are the grey/gray wolf (Canis lupus), The red wolf (Canis Rufus) and the Ethiopian wolf (Canis simensis)

But there is many subspecies of wolf here are some listed below

Artic wolf

Tundra wolf

Plains wolf

Timber wolf

Greenland wolf

Alaskan timber wolf

Himalayan wolf

Eastern wolf

Indian wolf

Steppe wolf also known as the Caspian sea wolf

Iberian wolf also known as Spanish wolf

Arabian wolf

Kenai peninsula wolf

British Columbia wolf

Mackenzie river wolf

Interior Alaskan wolf

Alaskan tundra wolf

Baffin island tundra wolf

Tibetan wolf

Mexican gray wolf

Eurasian wolf

And much more. It is hard for scientists to identify subspecies. Lots of wolf species are under debate as many think that they aren't actually subspecies at all.