Wolves often go as a pack. Not because a single wolf can’t defend itself but because wolves are smart enough when it comes to dealing with survival.
There are various reasons behind why wolves go as a pack and it might surprise you why they move in this formation as shown in the photo below.
Whether they hunt for food or move from one place to a greener pasture, wolves have tactics in mind that could be explained by the photo.
As observed, the tree wolves encircled in yellow are the older or sick. That is why they set the particular pace of the group. While there is no reason that they would be left behind and lost contact with the pack, during ambush they would be sacrificed.
Following them are the strongest wolves leading ahead of the rest of the pack where at the end also follows the stronger wolves.
Last in line with another pace is the alpha wolf. From the rear, it sees everything and controls it. The alpha wolf also anticipates the attacks of opponents.
While so, the whole pack follows the rhythm of the elders and the head of the command that imposes the spirit of mutual help, making sure no one is left behind. But we leave you with a question, are these really true?
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*Photo from Facebook; Source: Keith Coast