The wolf has only one mate, but why can t the dog have more mates?

When a species is under great pressure to survive in nature, it is difficult to ensure monogamyAnd those species that do not have much pressure to survive in nature, such as birds, are the ones who die alone after the death of their partners.

Monogamous animals are not uncommon in the animal world. For example, we are familiar with black swans. Even if one of them dies, the other will not look for a new partner.

Although wolves that live in the wild are monogamous animals, why are you emphasizing wolves that live in the wild? In fact, pet dogs are good friends of humans and belong to a subspecies of gray wolves, which are actually the same species. It resembles the relationship between the Siberian tiger, the Bengal tiger, and the South China tiger.

The family pet dog dates back tens of thousands of years and is also a wolf that runs on the grasslands. It can only be digested after being domesticated by humans and eventually adapted to leftovers and digested starch. Of course, during these tens of thousands of years, it is their owners who have had the greatest impact on dogs.

They lose the opportunity to find their partner. Their owners have already arranged the dog's "marriage". Naturally, the object of the second mating is different and may not be to the liking of the dog.

The more the shovel officer, the more he likes it.

Wolves that live in the wild are different. They combine as a couple to reproduce and survive together in the cruelty of nature. Wolves are social animals.

On average, a group has about seven or eight members. Leading the way will be a pair of "couple wolves". They are also known as alpha wolves, which means they have excellent conditions in every way.

They have the right to breed and produce offspring, while the second-in-command in the pack is an inferior pair of beta males and females, while the other wolves belong to grassroots members and have no right to have offspring, but they are obliged to raise the offspring of the alpha wolf. Wolves have a strict hierarchy. Only two particularly good male and female wolves can become alpha wolves.

They also have very good genes for giving birth to offspring wolves, which is beneficial for the development of the entire wolf pack. Alpha wolves cannot be mated with lower wolves for breeding. However, if one of the wolf couples dies, the other will not die alone, but will look for the other half, all for the sake of the growth of the population.

There are many monogamous animals in the animal world, such as the well-known black swan, after they have identified a mate, even if one of them dies, the other will not look for a new mate. And wolves that survive in the wild also belong to monogamous animals, so why emphasize wolves living in the wild? In fact, the pet dog, which is a good friend of man, belongs to the subspecies of the gray wolf, which is actually the same species.

It is similar to the relationship between the Siberian tiger and the Bengal tiger, the South China tiger, etc. <>

The pet dog raised by the family dates back to tens of thousands of years ago, and it is also a wolf running on the grassland, but it was domesticated by humans and can be digested, and finally adapted to the leftovers can digest starch. Then the most impact on pet dogs in the past tens of thousands of years is of course their owners, they have lost the opportunity to find their own mates, their owners arranged the dog's "marriage", naturally the mating objects are different, may not be the dog like. It's more that the shovel officer prefers it.

Wolves in the wild are different, they are married to reproduce offspring, and to survive together in the cruel natural world. Wolves are social animals, with an average of about seven or eight members in a group, and the leader will be a pair of "husband and wife wolves", also known as alpha wolves, which means that the conditions are very good in all aspects. They have the right to reproduce and have offspring, and the second-in-command in the wolf pack is a pair of sub-superior beta male wolves and female wolves, while the other wolves belong to the grassroots members and do not have the right to produce offspring, but have the obligation to raise the offspring of the alpha wolf.

The hierarchy of wolves is strict, and only two particularly good male wolves and female wolves can become alpha wolves, and the genes of their offspring wolf cubs are also very good, which is conducive to the development of the whole wolf pack. It is impossible for an alpha wolf to mate with a low-ranking wolf to reproduce offspring. But if one of the wolf couples dies, the other will not die alone, but will look for the other half, all for the sake of the development and growth of the population.

Personally, I think that if a species has a lot of pressure to survive in nature, it is difficult to ensure monogamy, and those species that do not have much pressure to survive in nature have some birds and so on, which are the ones who die alone after the death of their partners. If you say that lions, tigers and other scarce apex predators, one dies and the other dies alone, this is completely impossible, and the development of the population does not allow it.

When it comes to canines, everyone should think of dogs. In fact, in addition to dogs, wolves are also canines.

**Cruel wolves, but they all love their wives and help each other until death. Maybe it's because he's in the wild, so it's free love, and dogs are generally domestic, so there's no choice.

Wolves in the wild are different, and they are married to reproduce offspring.

Each Wu has its own habits, and the wolf is a bloody animal, so it has only one mate, but the relative habits of dogs are different.

Monogamous animals are not uncommon in the animal world. For example, we are familiar with black swans. Even if one of them dies, the other will not look for a new partner.

Every animal has its own nature, and not all animals will have a loyal or unfaithful personality towards their significant other.

How so? I feel that the habits of animals are different, and it has a certain relationship with race.

Wolves, I don't know, but dogs do see one and love one and try to reproduce.

The wolf is a favorite animal, and it is also a principled animal, and it is very loyal to its other half.

Because wolves have a monogamous view of love, they will only choose one mate when choosing a mate, and they are very loyal to this mate.

Because the living environment of wolves is very harsh, they have to rely on themselves for everything, and their thinking and behavior are different from other canines, they are more loyal and have a mate for life.

Because wolves want to maintain the goodness of their offspring, they can make their offspring better, and they can give birth to the most authentic bloodline.

The ancestor of the dog is a wolf, which has always been recognized. However, there have been various theories in the industry about where the dog originated, but recently according to the research of relevant personnel, it is very likely that the world's pet dogs originated in China!

In the past, experts have studied dogs** and found a 12,000-year-old canine jawbone in Israel, so it is inferred that dogs originated from the Middle East. However, according to the recent research results of Swedish scientists, it is very likely that the ancestors of pet dogs originated in China.

After analyzing more than 500 kinds of dog hair samples around the world, Swedish scientists found that almost all dogs have the same gene pool, and East Asian dogs have more genetic variations, so it is believed that the ancestors of dogs are likely to originate from East Asia. The findings have been published in the journal Science. Researchers point out that about 15,000 years ago, wild wolves were domesticated into domestic dogs by humans living in or near China, and they are the ancestors of domestic dogs.

Later, with the migration of humans, domestic dogs were brought to Europe, and between 12,000 and 14,000 years, hunters brought them from the Bering Strait to North America, and then to South America and even the rest of the world, and since then domestic dogs have spread all over the world and bred different breeds. According to the latest genetic research results, all dogs, including Newfoundland dogs in the Americas and even huskies, are descendants of Asian wolves.

In summary, the researchers deduced that the development history of domestic dogs is roughly as follows:

15,000 years ago: The first wolves domesticated by a tribe in Asia were the predecessors of domestic dogs.

14,000 years ago: Domestic dogs migrated with humans to all parts of the world, including Europe, Africa, etc.

12,000-14,000 years ago: Dogs spread to Australia.

12,000 years ago: Dogs appeared only in the Americas and Israel.

In layman's terms, wolves travel thousands of miles to eat meat, and dogs travel thousands of miles to eat, there is some truth in this sentence。Wolves have long been considered the most loyal animals.

This is the first time I've watched a wolf boy, and I'm being abused and crying by the plot again. The teenager was originally lonely, and he was treated as an experiment to live a "test subject" life, not understanding human emotions, and not being able to communicate with othersThere is only the instinct to survive, to live like a beast. However, he met her, gentle and kind.

Every time I watch this movie, I will play the guitar repeatedly. The warm sunlight shines through the window, the beautiful girl plays the guitar like an angel, and the young man's heart is deeply moved, and his eyes open wide to see the touch of his heart.

The wolf is a very ferocious social animal, as long as the prey is identified, even if it does not eat or sleep for several days and nights, it will chase and huntVery persistent, the wolf has only one mate in his life. When you think of wolves, you think of wolf packs. It is generally accepted that wolves live in packs:

There is a leading wolf, and only the leading wolf has a mate. However, this is only an observation of wolves that are not related to each other in captivity, and does not conform to the habits of wild wolves.

Wolves and dogs are close to each other, and dogs are domesticated from wolves. According to scientists, the domestication process of dogs causes their development to stop at a stage and no longer continue to grow. Different breeds of dogs retain different wolf habits

Some people summarize wolf nature into a total of 12 rules, which are used to measure the similarity between various dogs and wolves; In the end, the most of them were retained, and the fewest was not retained. A particularly easy way to identify this is that if a dog looks like a wolf, it will also behave more like a wolf.

When it comes to canines, everyone should think of dogs. In fact, in addition to dogs, wolves are also canines.

Because wolves are almost cruel and loyal animals, other wolves will not have mates except for the first wolf.

The wolf is smarter than the dog, competitive, more fierce, the wolf is also the overlord of a certain party on the grassland, because the life of the wolf belongs to the life of the four seas, often wandering, like to fight and kill, maybe one day meet some hunter and beast through a competition will die, if the wolf group goes out to hunt, encounter more ferocious beasts than them, through a fight, as a wolf will also be miserable, the wolf pack has a male wolf and a female wolf, it is originally an ecological balance, if you encounter a large tiger lion, there are a large number of human hunting, I'm afraid, those killed by humans, killed by large beasts, there are also male wolves and female wolves, if there are fewer female wolves, more male wolves, if there are more male wolves, and less female wolves, the ecological spouse of the wolf and all kinds of life are not as stable as the life of a dog, the wolf lives in the wild and feeds on its own, and what about the dog? The life of the dog is much more stable than the life of the wolf, the dog has been mixed with humans for a long time, there is almost nothing to threaten their natural enemies except humans, the only natural enemy is humans, people have human lives, animals also have animal lives, dogs are domesticated by humans, often live around their owners, are very helpful to breed offspring, very profitable, generally very safe, and wolves are different, eat a full meal today, may have to go hungry tomorrow, there are many natural enemies, live well today, and may die tomorrow, As an animal, they are not stupid, and as a wolf, they have only one mate, and they also have a number of hearts and communication with each other.

I think there are certain reasons for the opinions, the above are my own opinions, I don't know what friends think? It's just a discussion.

Because the wolf is a loyal animal, he has only one mate in his life, so when his partner dies, he will not look for anything else.

Because wolves are meant to be in packs, and their beliefs are also headed by the wolf king, only the wolf king is worthy of having multiple mates.

Because wolves eat meat, the price of meat is so expensive, can you afford to marry so much? Dogs eat, and no matter how much they marry, is cheap and does not increase in price.

Because competition in nature is cruel. In a wolf pack, only the head wolf has the right to mate and have the right to reproduce in order to control the number of wolves in the pack. The wolves in the pack will do their best to protect the pregnant she-wolf or the wolf cub that is born.

The wolf is a social animal, and only the king wolf can have mates in a pack of wolves, and other wolves are not allowed.

I think the main reason is that wolves are more loyal than dogs, so there are more dogs.

Because wolves are social animals and are generally led by wolf kings, they have such habits.

It may be that the population culture of wolves is such a dedicated creature.

Because there is still a certain difference between dogs and wolves, wolves are a little more advanced and more loyal.

In the past, the economy was underdeveloped, and wolves struggled to survive and did not have enough to eat. This year, although the wolf has improved its standard of living, the meat is too expensive for the wolf to eat. In addition, the cost of medical care and education is too high, and the wolf is in deep crisis.

Because the wolf is still in the remnants of feudal society, the life of the dog has been in line with international standards