Arabian wolves
Arabian wolves are a subspecies of gray wolves that are native to the Arabian Peninsula. They are known for their distinctive sandy-colored fur which helps them blend in with the desert environment. Arabian wolves are highly adaptable predators, hunting a variety of small to medium-sized mammals as well as scavenging for food. They are social animals, living in packs that are typically led by a dominant breeding pair. Due to habitat loss, hunting, and conflict with humans, Arabian wolves are considered a threatened species with declining populations.