White Fang
Wolf-dog survival story
White Fang is the title character of Jack London's 1906 novel—a wild wolf-dog hybrid who endures brutal treatment before finding kindness.
The name evokes fierce wildness: white suggests the animal's coloring and the frozen Yukon setting, while fang signals predatory danger.
I'm reading White Fang for English class.
- wolfWild pack canine
- wolf packGroup of wild canines
- wildNot domesticated or controlled
- wild animalUndomesticated creature
- YukonNorthwestern Canadian territory
Jack London · sled · survival · Alaska · dog · canine · man's best friend · pack · lone wolf · howl · snow · dog sled · wilderness · tame · savage · instinct · hunt · pup
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