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The great white wolf was described as much larger and more robust than a normal wolf, with a broader head, shorter legs (though its front legs are longer than its hind legs), a thicker tail, and smaller ears. Its toes are heavily splayed, possibly giving it a flat-footed gait, like that of a bear. Its fur is very long and shaggy. Its tracks are 8'' across.

The Dene people of the southern Northwest Territories described them as solitary scavengers which are "aloof from humans" (while also prominently blaming them for a number of human deaths). The Dene also said they were rarer than wolves and spent most of the year in the northern tundra regions, coming south in the winter. However, in the south-west valleys of the Northwest Territories and "certain other valleys to the west", they remained all year round.

It is larger and more heavily built than normal wolves, with a wide head and proportionally larger feet, and with long, pure-white fur. The animal’s hind legs are said to be shorter than the front legs, and the tracks show widely spaced toes. Witnesses describe it as being about 3.5 feet to 4 feet at the shoulder. They are never seen in packs so they are presumably solitary.

Elk rutting season is in full swing. The fall mating season can make bulls more territorial and aggressive, making it especially important to give them plenty of space. - accuweather

Yellowstone national park.

Huge gray wolf and Grizzly bear trying to share a Bison carcass

Hurrah!

The wolf pack is back in the safe zone! Hopefully, they will stay in there, but they could easily slip back over the line.

Fingers crossed.

EDIT: FREAKING AUTOCORRECT GOT THE TITLE. I AM SO SORRY. I SWEAR I TYPED MOLLIE.

Source https://www.tumblr.com/kiesen/827338607502213120/okay-messy-sketches-for-the-freaks-first-cause-we?source=share

Assume the person is an average, untrained adult with a Glock 19 and knows how to use it.
No armor, no other weapons, no vehicles, and the animal is actively trying to attack them.
What’s the strongest animal you think they could realistically beat?