What is the wolf pack 10, what is the wolf pack

You will understand it very well when you read the book "Wolf Totem", which is not clear to ordinary people.

Wolves are territorial and hierarchical, and are usually ranged as the number of individuals in the pack increases. Symbolizes power and ambition.

Wolves also have an extremely strict hierarchy. The number of wolves in a pack is normally about 7, that is, the so-called seven wolves, and some wolves have reached more than 30 wolves, usually the family wolf is led by a dominant pair, and the strongest wolf is led by a group of siblings.

The range of the wolf pack does not overlap, and it will announce the range to the other packs with a howl. When the young wolves grow up, they will stay in the pack to take care of their younger siblings, and may inherit the dominant position in the group, and some will migrate out (mostly male).

The wolf pack is dominated by family members, the number of members is between 2-37, because it has a very strict hierarchy and territorial range, so it is impossible for the wolf pack to cooperate with other wolf packs, and there will be no wolf pack composed of several wolf packs and hundreds of wolves in the grinding source.

The "wolf pack culture" can be summarized as follows:

The first is to lie down and taste courage, which is manifested in the fact that the wolf will not attack something stronger than himself when he is still weak for the sake of so-called dignity;

The second is that the wolves are united, which is manifested in the fact that if the wolves have to face something stronger than themselves, they will attack it in groups;

The third is self-knowledge, the wolf also wants to be the beastmaster, but the wolf knows that he is a wolf and not a tiger;

Fourth, the wolf knows how to exchange the minimum price for the maximum return;

Fifth, although wolves usually move alone, wolves are the most united animals, and you won't find any wolf who runs away alone when a companion is injured.

Sixth, the wolf also wants to be a kind animal, but the wolf also knows that his stomach can only digest meat, so the only thing the wolf can do is to eat every prey cleanly.

Seven is to know oneself and know the other, the wolf respects each opponent, the wolf will understand the opponent before each attack, and will not despise it, so the wolf rarely makes mistakes in his life;

The eighth is to teach the wolf to fish, and the wolf will resolutely leave the wolf when it has independent ability, because the wolf knows that if it can't be a wolf, it can only be a sheep.

The wolf has the above characteristics, which makes it one of the terminators of the highest food chain of terrestrial creatures, and because of the presence of wolves, other wild animals can eliminate the old, weak, sick and disabled undesirable groups. It is also because of the threat of wolves that other wild animals are forced to evolve to keep improving, so as not to be eliminated by wolves. So wolves keep the ecology in a kind of equilibrium.

The tacit cooperation between wolves and wolves becomes the decisive factor for the success of wolves. No matter what they do, they can always rely on the strength of the group to accomplish it.

Wolves come in packs or alone, and usually form small packs during the autobreeding season. In winter, wolves often form large groups to prey on ungulates in the taiga forest region of North America. In Alaska, the largest pack is 36 wolves, but generally no more than 20. The maximum group in our country is 21 heads.

Wolves vary in size and often vary depending on the season and predation. The wolf's food composition is not singular but complex, and all animals that can be caught can be used as food, including small animals such as birds, amphibians, and insects. Wolves also occasionally feed on plants.

Wolves like to eat wild and domesticated ungulates.

Typically, a wolf pack consists of seven to ten wolves. A male wolf is the leader, and the male wolf will have a fixed mate, and they are responsible for reproduction, and it is the common responsibility of the wolf pack to nurse the young.

In the wild, wolves are closer together than nuclear families, and their basic social unit is the wolf's mate, as well as its children. The average composition of the colony is 5-11 individuals, consisting of 1-2 adult wolves, 3-6 young, and 1-3 young wolves.

Wolves rarely accept other wolves into the pack, and the wolves that are accepted by the pack are around one year old, and adult wolves are usually killed by the pack.

In times of prey scarcity, migration, birth, etc., the wolves may temporarily unite.

For example, in China's Inner Mongolia, every time after a major snowstorm, when food on the grassland is extremely scarce, the herdsmen's sheep will be attacked by wolves, killing and injuring hundreds, and the scale is so huge that the herdsmen dare not go out at all.

Because the wolf is a social animal, it generally does not accept outsiders, and if it wants others to accept it, it can only defeat the wolf king.

It's hard for a lone wolf to join a pack ... If you have to join, just fight and do the strong ones.

Identify species and accept individuals by wolf howls;

The wolf's rules of survival:

1. All wolves are united.

If the wolf has to face something stronger than itself, it will inevitably attack it in groups.

2. Advance and retreat together.

Although wolves usually move alone, wolves are the most cohesive animals, and you won't find a wolf that runs away alone when a companion is injured.

3. Be the same on the outside and on the inside.

The wolf also wants to be a kind animal, but the wolf also knows that his stomach can only digest meat, so the only thing the wolf can do is to eat every prey cleanly, and some animals who think they are kind always do something that is not "too kind" in the hotel restaurant.

4. Know yourself and your opponent.

The wolf respects every opponent, and the wolf will go to understand the opponent before each attack and will not despise it, so the wolf rarely misses in his attacks throughout his life.

5. Wolves are also fond of love.

The male wolf will protect the female wolf after the mother wolf is pregnant until the young wolf is independent. Unlike some self-proclaimed "only emotional" animals, after their wives are pregnant, they spend a lot of time outside. So the wolf is very unhappy that people call those who are not in love wolf-hearted dogs, because it is not fair!

6. Teach wolves to fish.

The wolf will resolutely leave the wolf when it has the ability to be independent, because the wolf knows that if he is not a wolf, he can only be a sheep.

7. Freedom is precious.

Wolves don't shake their heads and tails at their owners without regard for their dignity for the sake of food. Because the wolf knows that there must be no arrogance, but not arrogance, so the wolf sometimes hums a free song alone.