The Mojo Wolf Cub figure is depicted in a curious stance, reflecting the inquisitive nature of wolf cubs. The fur is textured to mimic the dense and soft coat of a young wolf, with color variations that include shades of grey, white, and brown, representing the natural coloration of wolf cubs in the wild.
The facial features are detailed, with expressive eyes that convey the cub's alertness and curiosity. The tail is bushy and proportionate, adding to the overall realism of the figure.
The Mojo Wolf Cub figure measures 2" long by 1.5" tall.
Wolf cubs, born in the spring, are the offspring of the grey wolf, one of the most widely recognized and studied predators in the world. The gestation period for a wolf is about 63 days, and a typical litter consists of four to six cubs. At birth, wolf cubs are blind and deaf, relying entirely on their mother for nourishment and protection. Their initial fur is soft and dark, providing warmth and camouflage.
During the first few weeks of life, wolf cubs remain in the den, a secure and sheltered location often dug by the mother or found in natural caves or burrows. At around two weeks of age, their eyes open, and they begin to hear. By three weeks, they start to explore their surroundings, though they stay close to the den under the watchful eyes of their pack members.
The social structure of wolf packs is critical for the survival and upbringing of wolf cubs. Packs typically consist of the breeding pair (alpha male and female) and their offspring from various years. This extended family group helps in raising and protecting the cubs. Adult wolves regurgitate food for the cubs once they begin to wean off their mother's milk, usually around six to eight weeks old. This period marks the beginning of their transition to solid food, primarily meat.
Part of the Woodland Series by Mojo.
Suitable for Ages 3 and Up..
Made of durable synthetic material. Hand Painted.
Product Code: MOJO-387244
Mojo 387244
by Mojo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
