The Indian Wolf is a subspecies of the gray wolf, known for its smaller build and adaptability to the varied climates of South Asia. Unlike larger wolf species, the Indian Wolf is specialized for open grasslands and semi-arid regions, where its lean body and swift movements aid in hunting.

Habitat & Lifestyle
Indian Wolves inhabit grasslands, scrub forests, and open plains, typically avoiding dense forests. They are social animals, living and hunting in small packs. Their diet primarily includes small- to medium-sized mammals such as rodents, rabbits, and antelope, though they occasionally hunt livestock in human-dominated areas.

Area Found
In Pakistan, Indian Wolves are found in the deserts and grasslands of Sindh, Balochistan, and parts of Punjab. These regions provide the open landscapes and prey diversity that Indian Wolves rely on for survival.