What kind of specific wolf lives in the tundra?

The specific wolf that inhabits the tundra is the Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos). Adapted to the harsh, cold conditions of the Arctic regions, this subspecies has a thick, white or grayish coat that provides insulation and camouflage against the snow. Arctic wolves primarily hunt smaller prey such as muskoxen, caribou, and hares, relying on their pack structure for successful hunting in this challenging environment.