US EditionRare Black Wolves Spotted in Poland Captured on Wildlife Camera
- Two rare black wolves, likely siblings, were captured on camera crossing a stream in a Polish forest, according to Save Wildlife Conservation Fund project coordinator Joanna ToczydBowska.
- The organization is collecting scat to learn more about the black wolves' genetics, as stated by ToczydBowska.
- The conservation organization has been monitoring wolves in Poland for 13 years and is keeping the forest's location secret to prevent poaching.
- Roman Gula, head of the wolf monitoring project, mentioned that education about wolves is one of their major goals.
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Black wolves are hardly to be found in Europe. In Poland now two such animals have appeared. The colour of the fur has a special reason.
A video shows two black wolves in a Polish forest. Dogs could be to blame for the extremely rare color.
The two black-dressed wolves were filmed crossing a stream in a Polish forest in early February. An unusual color that intrigues scientists.
A trail camera in the forests of Poland has captured unique images of black wolves. The images were taken last year and shared on social media last week. Most wolves in Poland have a gray coat with red accents.
Warsaw—Two rare black wolves, probably brothers, were seen on camera crossing a stream in a Polish forest,” said a conservationist organization. “The unusual sighting, captured last year with a video camera installed by the coordinator of the SAVE Wildlife Conservation Fund Poland project, Joanna Toczydłowska, has led the organization to collect excrement in the forest in the hope of learning more about the genetics of black wolves. “It’s someth…
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