This is a real gray wolf (Canis lupus) skull exhibiting significant pathology of the left mandible, with associated bone remodeling and tooth loss on the affected side. The upper left canine is broken at the base, while the nasal turbinates remain intact and the right dentition is well-preserved. Suitable for comparative carnivore anatomy, veterinary pathology study, or osteological research collections.

The gray wolf is part of the Canidae family, found in Eurasia and North America. Wolves have an extremely heightened sense of smell, making them one of the fiercest hunters in the animal kingdom. Gray wolves are highly social gregarious animals and their packs tend to have 5 to 9 members on average.

• Presents with pathology in left mandible
• Presents with most teeth in good condition; upper left canine broken at base; rest of canines intact; missing most teeth on left side due to pathology
• Presents with nasal turbines intact
• Skull - Pathology Length 27.4 cm (10.8 in)
• Skull - Pathology Width 15.3 cm (6 in)
• Skull - Pathology Height 13 cm (5.1 in)