The permafrost — permanently frozen ground — prevents the Arctic wolf from digging a den, so… they typically live in rocky outcrops or caves. During the winter it grows a second layer of fur for protection against the harsh conditions. Wolves generally pair for life, and usually only the alpha male and female of a pack mate. Each year the female gives birth to two or three pups. Wolf fathers are very attentive to and protective of their mates and pups. The whole pack helps raise the pups, and the father is responsible for guarding the den and hunting for food. Show More
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