Arctic wolves eat moose, fish, lemmings, walruses and rabbits. They also attack humans and other animals. They used the gray, green and brown in the forest as a cover. Arctic wolves have thick hair and sharp teeth, which help them kill their prey.

Like all other wolves, white wolves are predators in packs, usually 5 to 10. Most of them prey on reindeer and musk oxen, but they also kill arctic rabbits, lemmings, moose, fish, walrus and other animals, and sometimes even attack humans.

In winter, they also hunt red deer, because in winter, red deer's long legs will fall into thick snow, which gives Arctic wolves a good opportunity to easily kill one of the largest land animals in the world.