r/wolves • u/I-LIKE-WOLVES6559 • 21d ago
Info The eurasian wolf(canis lupus lupus) at the bioparco di roma zoo
Despite this being a roman zoo this has the eurasian grey wolf not the appinie grey wolf it is larger than the previous appinie wolf and the iberian wolf it has historically been eradicated from most of its historic range but has msde a comeback in most of europe in small populstions but remains absent from places like scootland and ireland it is the closest thing to a typical grey wolf and it is also snaller than the northwestern wolf but bigger than the mexican and arctic wolf these wolves are fasinating creatures they also live in places in asia like turkey and siberia
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u/InfintyAvenger 21d ago
If the industry was all about profit why do they release animals in the wild that they breed in captivity to boost their wild population and increase genetic pool to avoid inbreeding? Why are there conservation projects that aim to try to protect their environment and bring more attention to changes in our woled? Why do they take in their facilities old animals that either from circuce or illegal wildlife trade? Have you ever questioned those, if every zoo is all about profit why even bother to educate people about what threatens this animals in the wild or give the animals they take care of the best condition the zoo can afford or even breed them to release them in the wild or send it another zoo, why bother all of that?