How do wolves capture their prey?

Answer 1

In a pack, quietly, they search for prey and they sneak up one they have spotted for their next meal. They circle it and leap. If it gets away, then they chase it for miles until it gets tired. Then they strike. The alpha eats first.

Usually, in a pack format.

Wolves hunt in packs, often running the prey down by taking turns chasing it, as in relays.They are evolved for the chase, not as ambush hunters like cats.

Answer 2

Well, when they're hunting their main prey, caribou, they gather around the caribou and attack (its hard to explain) and when they're hunting lemmings they just sneak up on it and pounce and bite its neck, kind of like a cat.
They usually run it down, taking turns in the chase, like a relay.

Answer 3

In a pack quietly seacher for prey and they sneak up one them and leap. If it gets away then they chase it for miles until it gets tied then they strike. The alpha eats first.

Answer 4

wolf pups between 4-5 weeks old hunt about squirrels and sometimes bunnies.

Answer 5

the whole pack attacks at once and they rip the prey in many places until it dies.

Answer 6

with greater effort than the mottled wolves, as theyre more easily spotted.

Answer 7

they use there scenes to hunt