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Why are alpha female wolves higher ranked than alpha males?
Alphashewolf
It's because the alpha female is more instinct.... like they know how to protect their young when the sense danger coming. When the male alpha is most likey to hunt for their own food... and too fight. Both male and female fight to survive... but when it's time for mating season and the pup is born... the mother is always in danger mode (wheter she's preg or not, its her instincts.)
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What is the leader of a wolf pack called?
They are called the Alpha males.Another AnswerWhen the field workers and scientific team leaders are not all male humans, some wolf pack leaders have been identified as alpha females.
Do wolves fight to determine the alpha?
Yes, 2 male wolves fight in order to become the alpha. The winner mates with the female, and they become the alpha's.
How wolves are in a wolf pack?
Wolves are territorial, and live in family groups with only the alpha male and alpha female of the pack allowed to mate and breed.
How do wolves become dominant male or female?
A wolf can't just become dominant. Either they are submissive oir dominant. No matter how low they are, they always try to climb higher in the pack and challenge their position. Wolves seem to love being alpha.
The head male and female wolves of a pack are called what?
Alpha-males/females
Do wolves have live bearth?
Wolves are mammals and the alpha female is only allowed to give live birth within the group.
What are some terms used for wolves in a pack?
Cubs. Alpha male or female. Subordinates
What is the male name for the male wolf?
here is no designated specific names to call the male and female wolves. Since wolves live in packs, there is a leader of each pack. The male leader of the pack is called alpha male, and the female leader of the pack is called alpha female.
What do white wolves do?
Arctic wolves live in a pack, like other wolves. The alpha female has the puppies and the other wolves will feed the mother and the older pups. These wolves live in the Arctic Circle.
When do wolves leave their young?
Wolves do not leave their young. The young (which are the cubs of the alpha male and female) become part of the pack when adult.
How do wolves get to alpha?
Usually, 2 wolves would fight for a female, and the winner would mate with her, and they would officially become the alpha's. A wolf can't randomly fight to become alpha, because not all of the wolves are suited for the packs needs. Also, the Beta wolves become the alpha's after one of the alpha's die, or get to old or injured to lead the pack anymore. It all depends on the packs needs! ;)
Dog phantom pregnancy?
Phantom pregnacys evolved from when dogs were wolves because in a pack of wolves the alpha female will want to hunt after she has given birth because that is one of the main jobs of the alpha female. Thing is, if she has just given birth, one of the females wolves will have to suckle the pups. So wolves evolved so that the females who don't have pups will still produce milk so they can look after the pups whilst the alpha female hunts with the pack.
