Two rare black wolvesprobably Polish ForestThe security organization said on Sunday.
An unusual observation, shot last year on a video camera created by the Coordinator for the Wildlife Protection Project John Tochidslavskaya, pushed the organization to gather its litter in the forest in the hope of learning more about the genetics of black wolves.
“This is something new and unusual,” said Toczydłowska the Associated Press.
Toczydłowska originally put the camera to study the beavers. When she noticed that she instead recorded wolves, she kept the camera there and gathered the Black Fed Wolf a few weeks ago.
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In one video, black wolf and Gray wolf Slowly crossing the flow in the forest, the water almost to the stomach before they jump ashore. The second clip, made last fall, records two black wolves and gray wolves that light the same flow.
Most of the 2500 to 3000 wolves in Poland are gray with red or black accents. Black fur comes from a genetic mutation, which was probably in domesticated dogs thousands years ago. Dark fur The Wolf's population has a black fur in the Yelaston National Park in the US.
As wolves travel to families, and both black wolves were about 66 pounds – approximately the size of a German shepherd – Tochidslavl said that they were probably brothers and sisters and for about a year. At least one man.
Organization for protection that wolves in Poland for 13 years has not revealed the location of the forest Keep wolves safe from poaching and prevents misinformation about wolves from distribution.
In the 1950s, the wolves were extinct in Poland, but the population returned in recent years, especially in the central part of the country in the early 2000s. Tochidslavl and her colleagues teach another public how to live safely in areas inhabited by a wolf.
“For people this is a new phenomenon,” said Roman Gula, the head of the project monitoring, which deals with the organization, The AP. “Education is one of our main, major goals.”
Foundation Fund announced the sight last week on Facebook and asked for financial support to pay for the SCAT genetic testing to learn more about a black truck mutation.