There is no such thing as a snow wolf, but you may be thinking of an Arctic Wolf. Arctic Wolves eat small animals such as lemmings and snow-shoe hares, and they also eat caribou and moose when the pack can pull one down. When the pack is hunting larger prey, they kill the sick and weak caribou/moose, since a sick animal can't fight. When they have killed an animal, each member of the pack will eat as much as they can, because they can't drag a large animal back to the den. When the wolves have left, scavengers such as wolverines and foxes eat the left over meat. Wolf pups drink their mothers milk until they get teeth, and then they eat food that the other wolves regurgitate. When they are old enough, they follow their parents on the hunt and eat the fresh meat with the rest of the pack.
Lupine - Of, or pertaining to, the wolf. Wolflike; wolfish. Having the characteristics of a wolf.
Wrens eat primarily insects but the will eat occasionally eat seeds. Some seeds they eat are baybarry and sweetgum.
Raccoons eat just about anything but do not eat tires.
Tryna eat Tryna burn, burn eat burn
they usually eat bread or anything that they want to eat...
Artic wolfish.
The adjective for "wolf" is "wolfish."
It is a vertebrate.
Werewolf - Lupine - Wolfish .
The breed of dog that has a wolfish appearance is the Siberian Husky, which the one that I have ... The Siberian is the closest because its facial expression is like a wolfs and it too howl like a wolf. Hope this can help you ! -gymnastic
Lupine - Of, or pertaining to, the wolf. Wolflike; wolfish. Having the characteristics of a wolf.
Definitely 'cause they are bith so quit and emotionless. They'd make such a cute couple. Plus they're both wolfish:)
No, they're two very different people. Fenrir Greyback is the werewolf who attacked Bill Weasley when he was in human form. Bill isn't a werewolf but he does have some wolfish tendencies.
Cruel, barbaric, violent, brutal, sadistic, animal, beastly, carnivorous, Torquemada, killer, barbarous, sharkish, slavering, wolfish, savage, murderous, atrocious, merciless, sanguinary, pitiless, ruthless, bloody, wild, feral, virulent, merciless, kill-crazy.
Type your answer here... Maybe a wolf-man is simply someone affected with hypertrichosis, which is an extremely rare congenital condition in which hair grows excessively on areas of the body where it is not normally found. A werewolf, on the other hand, is a person affected by lycanthropy, a rare, mythical disease that turns them into a wolfish monster.
Yes, George Weasley survived the series. His twin, Fred Weasley, was the one who died. George eventually married and had three children.
It is a sort of cat-like mammal that lived a long time ago, and it was the very first carnivor. Sort of weasel-like. It's fur was mostly dark---wolfish colors. It hunted bugs and looked for plants---Until, that is, some of the Miacisi grew carnassials(cheek teeth) And that led to hunting small rodents and birds,etc.