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Snow Wolves ambushing SamusSnow Wolves ambushing Samus

Snow Wolves ambushing Samus

A Snow Wolf is a creature in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. A pack of them ambushes Samus Aran in Ice Belt, before they are scared off by Reger Tokabi. Three non-hostile ones will show up on a cliff near the exit of the room after obtaining the region's Master Teleporter Key, provided their Logbook entry has not yet been completed.

Battle

As Samus crosses the Snowfield, a pack of Snow Wolves surrounds her running in a circle to prevent her from escaping. Groups of Snow Wolves will then emerge, taking a moment to howl before charging Samus. Initially the groups will be two or three strong, but after several of these, they will increase to five to seven. They will then begin to divide the groups so that half emerge from one side of the circle and half from the other, forcing Samus to split focus between them, and eventually will stop forming groups altogether, instead emerging from all sides of the circle at once and charging individually.

Once the Snow Wolves reach the stage of attacking from all sides and Samus survives long enough, their numbers become endless and their attacks more frequent until Samus is overwhelmed. When she would take fatal damage, they are interrupted by heavy weapons fire from a turret manned by Tokabi, clearing the way for Samus to advance.

Official data

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Snow Wolf

Metroid Prime 4: Beyond

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Canis Morphology: Snow Wolf
Carnivorous quadruped living in the frigid regions of Ice Belt. A pack hunter that surrounds its prey, its cold natural habitat makes it ill-suited to warm climates.
Logbook entry
The Snow Wolf is a quadrupedal creature native to the frigid Ice Belt. Carnivorous hunters, they patrol their territory in packs of several dozen. Upon finding prey, they will surround it to prevent escape, whereupon groups of especially ferocious young males will take turns attacking, one after another.

Once their prey has fallen, they typically feast in a hierarchal order starting with the alpha, with a portion reserved for pregnant females and the pack's youngest members. High metabolism enables their bodies to generate heat very efficiently, enabling long treks across their territory. Unfortunately, this means they struggle to adapt to hot environments and will succumb quickly if confronted with high-heat weaponry.

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