In a wolf pack, a breeding pair, known as the “alpha pair,” leads. These alphas, experienced rather than necessarily dominant through aggression, make key decisions like hunting. Below them, beta wolves, often their offspring, provide support. Cooperation and familial bonds are central to the pack’s success. | Wolf Lover

Yellowstone National Park's Lupine Wolf Pack is seen in this video waiting for the lead wolf to guide them into unchartered territory as they descend from a mountain. https://thenationaldesk.com/news/from-the-desk | The National Desk - TND

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