How many wolves make up a pack?

Answer 1

there are usally about 7-11 wolves in a pack
About 5 - 10 depending of food resources it may be larger
8 to 35 members are in a pack .the more wolves the more food!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..

Answer 2

The average Wolf pack can range from 2 to 8 wolves. The largest Wolf pack ever recorded consisted of 36 wolves.
wolf packs can have as many wolves as the alpha can put up with, but the pack size rarely exceeds 15 wolves.
4-7 have to be in a pack to hunt or travel

Answer 3

mostly four or five with six cubs you can tell because as many as four wolves have been seen attacking the same prey and they work as a team to bring it down and another fact is that there is usually three females and one male because the males don't like each other in fact they are very territorial and guard their own turf and a lot of wolfs are solitary because they can't find a den or a safe place to keep their family and the males go off on their own and the females look after their cubs protecting them herself

Answer 4

The average wolf pack consists of a family of 5–11 animals (1–2 adults, 3–6 juveniles and 1–3 yearlings), or sometimes two or three such families, with exceptionally large packs consisting of 42 wolves being known.

Answer 5

there can be 30-50 wolves in a pack . but there can be 20-30 it depends on the kind of wolf .

there can be 8-15 wolves in a pack depending on the kind of wolf.

Answer 6

Well, 10-20 Wolves is the original pack size, a big pack would have 20-30

Answer 7

A wolf pack can have up to thirty wolves in it and down to three.

Answer 8

I would say 15+

Answer 9

Normally it's 5-11 wolves.

Answer 10

5