Black wolves with a rare genetic mutation were caught on the camera in the Polish forests

Two rare black WolvesThe brothers are more likely, they were monitored on the camera who crossed a flow in a Polish forestA conservation organization said on Sunday.

The extraordinary viewing, which was captured last year on a video camera created by the Save Wildlife Conservation Fund Pand, prompted TOCZKYDOOWOWSKA, to collect her waste in the forest in the hope of learn more about the inheritance of black wolves.

“It is a new and unusual thing,” Toczydłowska told Associated Press.

TOCZYDOWOWOWSKA initially put the camera to study the Qenfus. When I noticed that she was registering wolves instead, she kept the camera there and collected black wolf shots a few weeks ago.

In one clip, black wolf and Gray wolf Slowly crossed a stream in the woods, and the water reaches its stomachs almost, before they jumped on the West Bank. A second clip, which was taken in the past fall, records black wolves and a gray wolf that gives the same stream.

Most of 2500 to 3000 wolves in Poland are gray with red or black accents. The black fur comes from a genetic mutation that was most likely in the domesticated dogs for thousands of years. The dark fur is rare in Europe due to the low genetic diversity, but at least half The inhabitants of the black wolf owned the Yellowston National Park In the United States.

Since wolves are transmitted in families and both black wolves were about 66 lbs – nearly the size of the German shepherd – Toczydłowska said they are likely to be siblings and their age. At least one is a male.

Conservation Organization, which was watching wolves in Poland for 13 years, does not reveal the location of the forest to Keep the wolves safe From overfishing and preventing wrong information about wolves from spreading.

Wolves have become extinct mainly in Poland by the fifties of the last century, but the population has returned in recent years, especially in the central part of the country in the early first decade of the twentieth century. TOCZYDOOWOWOWSKA and its colleagues teach the other audiences how to live safely in the areas inhabited by Wolfpacks.

“For people, it is a new phenomenon,” said Roman Jula, head of the organization’s wolf monitoring project, told AP. “Education is one of our main goals.”

Memorization Fund I announced a vision last week on Facebook He requested financial support to pay for SCAT genetic tests to learn more about the black boom.