Wolf Survival Methods
Wolf packs usually hunt within territories. They can range from 50 square miles to over a 1,000. They travel as far as they have to so that they may find prey. Mainly travel at five miles per hour. At the age of three wolves are aloud to join the pack. Wolves mate for life, in Northern United States they breed from January to March. They stay pregnant for about 63 days and give birth to around 3-4 wolves. They set certain ranks in the packs. This affects who hunts, eats first, and keeps watch while they eat or a new wolf is being born.
Wolf packs usually hunt within territories. They can range from 50 square miles to over a 1,000. They travel as far as they have to so that they may find prey. Mainly travel at five miles per hour. At the age of three wolves are aloud to join the pack. Wolves mate for life, in Northern United States they breed from January to March. They stay pregnant for about 63 days and give birth to around 3-4 wolves. They set certain ranks in the packs. This affects who hunts, eats first, and keeps watch while they eat or a new wolf is being born.