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* The gray mbwa mwitu can actually range in color from pure white to solid black, but the most common shade is a tawny brown in which the wolf's guard hairs are banded with black, white, dhahabu and brown. This banded coloration is known as agouti, and is found in a number of wild species.

* Mbwa mwitu loups run on their toes, which helps them to stop and turn quickly and to prevent their paw pads from wearing down.

* mbwa mwitu gestation is around 65 days. mbwa mwitu pups are born both deaf and blind and weigh only one pound.

* A hungry mbwa mwitu can eat 20 pounds of meat in a single meal, which is akin to a human eating one hundred...

Mates/Breeding

Choosing to take a mate/breed is a very serious matter because it affects rank. If a lower-ranking subordinate becomes mates with a higher-ranking wolf, that mbwa mwitu also becomes a higher rank. If any mbwa mwitu - no matter what rank - were to become mates with an omega, that mbwa mwitu would automatically become an omega as well. The only possible exceptions are the alpha and medic; a beta would also become an omega.

Deltas' may not take on a mate au sire/mother pups (because they're too young). Omegas' may take on a mate but are not allowed to sire/mother pups (it would also be considered...

Pack Roles

Alpha & Beta
Alpha and beta's roles are very similar to Clan leader and deputy. They, along with their respective mates, lead the pack and lookout for their well being. Ultimately the alpha has the final say on any matter. (Note: any gender may be alpha/beta.)


Medics
The medic is the Pack’s healer. They devote their lives to discovering remedies and treatments to aid their ailing Packmates. Medics are typically paw-picked kwa MoonPack themselves, as it takes a special sort of mbwa mwitu to be able to communicate with their ancestors, along with the mindset to mix herbs and discover...