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Jeakilo β Wolves vs Non Wolves Guide
Published: 2010-03-03 00:57:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 17655; Favourites: 771; Downloads: 387
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Edit2: I will do this edit for those that insist on picking on the title I originally chose for this guide.I would love to educate on each wolf and non-wolf species, however that wasn't the point of this guide - I think many people are getting the wrong idea. I was hoping to entice some away from wolves, and hopefully help some correct anatomy mistakes they may make without even knowing they do so. Please do not take this as a tutorial on just wolves, because it clearly is not.
I take no responsibility for what happens after the viewing of this guide. I encourage viewers to research the species you are about to draw further than this little picture guide.
Aaaaand the wolf(and other!) guide I said I was going to do.
I hope to God that I got those breeds right or I'm going feel like such an idiot. Weirdly I know way more about individual dog breeds than I do about wolf breeds sooo yea. I didn't add the fox as a dog-like species since theres so many varied breeds within them. I know I'm missing a ton, but these are the main ones people tend to draw.
Jackel was added pretty much for my own use.
Now back to working on Marked/KC
I'll do another dog one eventually.[Edit]
As said on my dog guide, these images are NOT MINE. If anyone has a problem with these photos, please tell me so I can substitute them
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Wolves don't have blue eyes. Not one wolf. Nice pics, though. ^w^
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It's actually grey eyes, but they can appear blue in certain lights, like the picture. Β Plus that particular image has been 'shopped so much it's hard to find the original
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The top second picture is a wolf hybrid, Ive met the photographer. The arctic wolf is miss leading becase they are not always white. Timber wolves are the same exact thing as gray a wolf. And arctic and mexican wolves are both gray wolves, just subspecies.
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Yay! Now I don't have to waste time looking for pictures of wolves! Thank you for making this.
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Thank you!
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I have that second Gray Wolf picture as a poster
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Glad you found it useful!
Ahaa, it's a good picture X3
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my favorites are iberian wolves. can't believe you forgot them lol. i do like the ethiopian wolves as well though.
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I didn't forget Iberian wolves xD I think my reasoning for not including those (and Arabian wolves, which I love~) was that I couldn't find good enough pictures to use for them at the time. I think some new Iberian pictures have been put up over the years though x3
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oh, that would make a lot of sense. i have noticed their pictures have grown since you made his banner. it seemed like all of a sudden that they started to become more popular photography wise. so i see your point.
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everytime i look up references and tutorials on this site i keep running into you >< this is like the 5th image in a row today...best part is im already a watcher this makes me wonder why i dont just head on over to your gallery to find these xD
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lmao xDD Well I'm glad mine are so useful you come back to see them |D
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they are indeed very useful especially this one as i have so many different canines as characters -w-
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Ok I need help. I look at the Grey Wolf and the Mexican Wolf and, to me, they look the same. Can you perhaps tell me a little bit about the differences?
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Nice guide!
However, I'm pretty sure the first image for the golden jackal is actually a black-backed jackal. I think you should have added the separate jackal species - y'know, the black backed jackal and side-striped jackal as well as the golden jackal.
Also, aren't there other subspecies for wolves? And I'm pretty sure the different subspecies for golden jackals and coyotes would also count too..
Still, good job on the guide.
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Could be, you can't always trust google imagesearch P: I used the best pictures I could (since I needed ones from specific angles)
Yes, I didn't include all of the subspecies for everything- theres just too many. If I did EVERY subspecies in the canine world the guide would have hundreds of species =/
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aren't gray wolves and timber wolves the same strain just different names ?
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Yes, I was unsure of that (many sites are unclear about whether they are the same) when I wrote this guide.
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that's why I asked! haha It's confusing to me
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Technically yes, the timber wolf and grey wolf are the same but the one name is used in europe while the other is used in America. Other than that they are the same. hope that helped
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i need to show this to my friend. She thinks all wolves are the same.
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You certainly do then X3 They aren't~
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jackel the coyote of Africa, coyote the jackle of america. but not really.
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Thank you
Yes, yes they do XD
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Glad you think so! 
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No problem, just glad people are able to use it! c:
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I thought Timber and Grey wolves were the same breed?
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I thought so too, but I couldn't find any sites that confirmed it or denied it, so I just put them up separately.
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Ah fair enough. xD
Also you might want to mention somewhere that maned wolves aren't wolves - they're a unique species all to themselves. :]
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I didn't mention that anywhere? O: I thought I did.. But the manged wolf isn't the only non-wolf on this sheet xD
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I know it's not, but a lot of people think it is. :]
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Apparently scientists have now discovered that the "Golden Jackal" is actually part of the grey wolf family and NOT teh jackal family. They're thinking of changing the name to "African Wolf" but they haven't done so yet
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Oh, really? Wow, that's really surprising! I didn't know that. That could change a lot of things in my comic; I'm going to have to go look that news up ^^
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Wooo, muy bueno. AmΓ© las referencias. Diagonal, frente, lado, cuerpo, patas.
SΓ³lo quisiera de tamaΓ±o entre ellos y con humanos, pero creo haber visto uno asΓ antes.
~No conocΓa "dhole"
Wooo, very good. I loved the references. Diagonal, front, side, body, legs.
Just like in size between them and humans, but I have seen one like that before.
-- I didn't know "dhole"
Thanks
pppff... I found it while wrote this.. [link]
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is it just me or do ethiopian wolves look scaringly alike jackals
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They totally do. If ethiopian wolves had a lighter coloring and not such dramatic white markings, they would look even closer.
I believe they both live within the same area, which would explain it O:
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they do but to the point where theyre basically the same species and the only difference is the dna is kinda a shocker hell theyre barks are similar as well
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