Thunder and Shadow
Thunder's pack
Alpha: Thunder- Male gray wolf with yellow eyes
Male beta: Stone- Male gray wolf with yellow eyes
Female beta: Lightning- Female white wolf with blue eyes
Male Delta: Storm- Male gray wolf with blue eyes
Female Delta: Crystal- Female white wolf with green eyes
Sentinels: Moonlight- Female white wolf with brown eyes
Sparkle- Female gray wolf with green eyes
Marble- Female white wolf with red eyes
Pebble- Male gray wolf with green eyes
Fog- Male gray wolf with red eyes
Elders: Twinkle- Female gray wolf with green eyes
Snow- Female white wolf with blue eyes
Cloud- Male white wolf with green eyes
Hunters: Icicle- Female white wolf with green eyes
Mist- Female gray wolf with yellow eyes
Glitter- Female gray wolf with blue eyes
Sandy- Female brown wolf with yellow eyes
Scouts: Mountain- Male brown wolf with green eyes
Pebble- Male gray wolf with blue eyes
Grey- Male gray wolf with green eyes
Caretaker: Luna- Female white wolf with blue eyes
Omega: Mud- Male brown wolf with blue eyes
Shadow's pack
Alpha: Shadow- Male black wolf with green eyes
Male beta: Claw- Male white wolf with blue eyes
Female beta: Demon- Female black wolf with red eyes
Male Delta: Scar- Male black wolf with green eyes and a scar over his right eye
Female Delta: Violet- Female black wolf with purple eyes
Sentinels: Twilight- Male gray wolf with yellow eyes
Eclipse- Male black wolf with red eyes
Blood- Male gray wolf with red eyes and blood- stained fur
Fang- Male white wolf with red eyes and sharp fangs
Elders: Tear- A female white wolf with red eyes and two blue raindrop birthmarks on her head
Hunters: Shade- a female black wolf with green eyes
Rouge- A female white wolf with purple eyes
Sagitta- A female black wolf with red eyes
Scouts: Bone- A male white wolf with blue eyes
Scourge- A male black wolf with yellow eyes
Soot- A male gray wolf with green eyes
Caretaker: Rain- A female white wolf with blue eyes and has two blue raindrop birthmarks on her head
Omega: Rip- A male gray wolf with blue eyes
The eyesight of wolves is not fully understood, thought it is probably similar to that of domesticated dogs. Compared with humans, wolves have three to four times the density of light-sensing rods in their retinas, which gives them keener night vision. Yet because they lack a fovea (the tiny pit on the retina) they cannot match a human's ability to focus on objects at a long distance.
The eerie, harmonic chorus howl so engrained in our collective unconscious is used both defensively and to rally the pack. Chorus howling also brings the wolves enjoyment, thought pack politics dictate that low-ranking wolves not to join in uninvited.
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