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Cave Wolf #1
Canis lupus
- Species
- Pleistocene wolf
- Age
- 30 000–50 000 years
- Place of discovery
- Perm region, Ural mountains
- Price
- On request
About the species · Pleistocene wolf
The same species as today's wolf, on a heavier frame.
Late Pleistocene wolves from the Urals were more robust than modern grey wolves, with broader skulls and larger teeth — a build for hunting horse and bison on open steppe.
Bones are found in the same caves as the bears, brought in as prey or as denning animals.
- Weight
- up to 60–70 kg
- Today
- the grey wolf
- Found with
- cave bear remains
Papers and delivery.
Legally excavated
Recovered under permit in the Perm region and the Tyumen region; the export licence travels with the specimen.
Condition report
Every bone is listed: original, restored or replica. Replicas only where a part never fossilises.
Delivery
Taken down, crated and shipped worldwide; our preparators reassemble the mount on site.
Photographs
The full photo set — every angle and the condition details — comes with the request. Frames below are whole, in their own proportions.
Request the price or the file.
Tell us where Cave Wolf #1 would go — a hall, a house, a museum — and we reply within a day with the price, the full photo set and the condition report.