Wolves in snowy mountains are highly adapted to survive harsh conditions. Their thick, double-layered fur insulates them from freezing temperatures, with an outer layer repelling snow and an inner layer trapping heat. Large, wide paws allow them to walk on snow without sinking, acting like natural snowshoes. Their endurance is unmatched, as they can travel 20-30 miles in a day, even through deep snow, in search of prey like elk or mountain goats. Their strong social bonds and cooperative hunting strategies help them take down large prey, ensuring the pack’s survival in these challenging environments.