White Fang
[ˈwaɪt fæŋ]Introduction
A novel by Jack London, depicting the life of a wild wolfdog.
Background Story
The name 'White Fang' comes from Jack London's classic novel published in 1906. It tells the story of a wild wolfdog's journey and struggles for survival in the wilderness, highlighting themes of nature, survival, and transformation. The character White Fang is known for his fierce spirit and loyalty.
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