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The wolf pack's structure resembles a human family, comprising a breeding pair and their offspring. Packs often seem like adult groups due to fast pup growth, resembling adults by seven months. Young wolves often stay 12+ months. Packs employ diverse breeding strategies influenced by factors like size, prey, and location.
Natural competition over breeding or resources may prompt a wolf to leave. Maintaining genetic diversity drives dispersal, with 5-10% of wolves dispersing to cover vast areas, up to 550 miles, seeking mates and new packs. Factors like rejection, food scarcity, or status pursuit also trigger dispersal.
Some become floaters, covering vast territory. Lone wolves avoid territorial packs but risk attack. Survival involves lingering on territory edges. Another strategy is "budding," where a dispersed wolf forms a territory near its natal pack. Pack splitting involves a group acquiring a new territory, often due to large size or conflict. 🌲🐾🎥
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Chicago: The University of Chicago Press.
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