What is a wolf pack?
A wolf pack is a family unit led by an alpha pair. It includes their offspring and sometimes unrelated individuals.
How do wolves communicate within the pack?
Wolves use vocalizations, body language, and scent marking to convey messages, establish territory, and strengthen social bonds.
Why is the pack structure vital for survival?
Living in packs allows wolves to hunt larger prey, defend territory, and raise pups collectively.
