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The evolution of wolves in Asia highlights their adaptability and resilience. Wolves likely originated in Eurasia, evolving from early canids millions of years ago. In Asia, they diversified into subspecies to suit varied environments, from the Tibetan Plateau to Siberia. The Himalayan wolf, for instance, adapted to high altitudes, developing thick fur and efficient oxygen usage. Wolves in Asia often coexisted with early humans, influencing hunting strategies and domestication, eventually leading to modern dogs. Their ability to adapt to diverse climates and prey has been key to their survival and evolution in Asia.