But didn’t they say they don’t but if it were the other way around then they would be left around? But I could just be hearing stuff too.

The Amazing Firestar That Likes Waffles But I do agree some of this stuff is incorrect or all of it.

This video is wrong

Yes, which is precisely why they aren't at the back. At the front they get to set pace for the group, to ensure they never get left behind by the others.

i can name a few countries who do

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Most of the time yes. There are cases of unrelated members making a pack. Which makes a bit of sense because if the structure was limited to family then subordinating would not happen and the packs that form in captivity would also not be possible.

lol bullshit

yeah, no..

Wrong, alphas betas subordinates and omegas are all ranks in a real wolf pack but they usually don’t stay on the run much unless the are hunting

Icy Fleckz that is wrong as well let's say we have a pack of 8 already, the alpha just died so the next to step up is the senior warrior (the best hunter) he gets a pick of the best female and the first meal but also chooses to share with the young and look after them whiles eating, everyone listens to the alpha. This is the alpha male and female. The mother can be two different wolfs but typically it's the alpha female but can also be the elder female they're job is to protect the young and elderly and to relocate them during a threat. The position below the alphas are the warriors made up of male and female you have two 'leaders' (kind off) that run the warriors, the strongest and an elder, typically the warriors would consist up to 8 wolfs but can go much more. Next it's the mother and then after the young (not the pups) the young care for the pups like the mother and the alpha, they have to listen to the mother. Finally the pups who's only job is to listen to the mother, alpha and young and just be adorable. All members can breed, all members listen to the alphas and the only time alpha has perks is feeding first and choice of female. In a wolf pack there's almost no in fighting (thanks to the alphas, the strongest wolf and the elder warrior) when a wolf chooses to leave it's against the alpha but 99% of the time they don't fight and when a new alpha gets in charge they don't fight (they don't force alphas out unless they're sick or too old and keep fighting to prove they can still run the pack. typically the alpha will stay in charge till it dies or is no longer seen as the alpha). Wolf pups and wolf elders are treated the same, they're given care and are protected during threats by the other wolfs. Finally where the hell did you hear only the alphas breed? Wolf packs can have up to 50 members that's a lot of breeding for two wolfs not to mention feeding and protecting the first Which would be young before the next pups so that's up to 12 pups that 2 wolfs have to feed and protect?

Icy Fleckz oh forgot about one pretty much the scout they're the eyes for the pack and can be any of the members they're job is too look out for danger and food and let the pack know.

With snow like this, I seriously doubt those are the sick and old. Specially if this is their line formation for long distances. You expect the old and sick to wade through snow and set the pace? O think those are in the middle where they can benefit fron having another member make a trail in the snow.

@@ODDnanref You don't get it do you?

@@kingdoc3262 It is fine. I can learn. It is also why I know most of the stuff mentioned here is wrong. Misrepresenting wolves too.

And is actually incorrect on her assessment. This is all false

Personally I don't believe it was ever meant to be scientific but to serve as a guide for human family relations behavior.

What part?... This makes sense and I think I heard it somewhere else too.

How do you mean she's misinforming

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That’s not how they travel either lmao

but in this case he doesnt