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The wolf is not known to be a solitary predator. They depends on the pack to hunt and protect them self. There for there are more wolf packs than lone wolf.
( For the strength of the Pack is the Wolf, and the strength of the Wolf is the Pack)
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Do wolves live in packs of more than one?
yes.
Can leopards eat wolves?
yes they can eat wolves because they are stronger than wolves
What animal kills a prey that is bigger than it in packs?
Hyenas , wolves ,
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In "Julie of the Wolves," the fox symbolizes freedom and cunning intelligence, while the wolf represents companionship and loyalty. The fox also serves as a guide for Miyax in the wilderness, helping her survive and find her way. Alternatively, the wolf pack provides Miyax with a sense of belonging and protection in the harsh Arctic environment.
What is some info about gray wolf?
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Are toads in packs or alone?
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Why are dogs and wolves called social animals?
Wolves tend to travel in packs rather than alone, and dogs often prefer the company of other dogs or humans rather than solitude.
Do dogs and wolves have the same order?
For a long time, it was believed that domestic dogs operated in much the same way as wolves do. However, these beliefs were based primarily on the study of wolves, not dogs. In recent years, scientists have been able to study the behavior of feral dogs and have found that, although dogs are social creatures, they do not form packs or hierarchies in the way that wolves do. The study of wolves (Mech 1970, Zimen 1982) has found that they form set packs, with strict hierarchies and rules, the wolves will remain in these packs for life and there will be one leader. However the study of feral dogs (Boitani and Ciucci 1995) suggest that while dogs may join up in 'packs' for a short time, they will not remain together for more than a few months. The apparent 'leadership' of the packs changes on a regular basis.
Are wolves always in packs?
As can be found in some dictionaries, according to a certain geometry book, a wolf pack is two wolves, or a wolf pack plus a wolf. This is confusing, but it means that a wolf pack can have any number greater than one of wolves. --- The main positions in a wolf pack are Alpha Male Beta Male Alpha Female Beta Female Then the rest are just a member of a pack
What collective nouns for wolves?
The collective nouns are a pack of wolves or a rout (or route) of wolves.
Are grandmas more deadly than wolves?
Probably because grandmas are more likely to attack you than wolves
How are dogs and wolves different?
Wolves howl, dogs bark Wolves are generally taller than dogs Wolves live in packs in the wild, dogs live by themselves Wolves are more intelligent than dogs, but are also more aggressive towards humans. Wolves hunt for prey, dogs usually eat leftovers and are not much of hunters of live prey. Wolves and dogs can interbreed. The German Shepherd is one of the best examples of a wonderful house dog that can be trained to be a guardian dog, has the fierceness of a wolf, and the gentleness/faithfulness of a dog.
