Wolves: Behavior and Ecology

The video explores wolf behavior, including their diet, hunting habits, and social structure. Wolves are adaptable creatures that play a crucial role in ecosystems as top predators. They live in packs with a defined hierarchy and communicate through scent marking and vocalizations. The video also discusses the impact of human activity on wolf populations and their ability to adapt to various environments. Understanding wolf behavior is essential for conservation efforts.

What is the primary diet of wolves in the wild?

• Fish and amphibians

• Fruits and vegetables

• Medium to large-sized hoofed mammals

• Insects and small reptiles

How do wolves contribute to their ecosystems?

• By pollinating flowers

• By building dams

• By planting trees

• By keeping prey populations healthy

What is a common method wolves use to mark their territory?

• Barking loudly

• Urinating in specific areas

• Scratching trees

• Digging holes

Who leads a wolf pack?

• The largest wolf

• The most aggressive wolf

• The oldest wolf

• The alpha male and female

During which months do wolves typically mate?

• February and March

• June and July

• April and May

• October and November

What is a common courtship behavior in wolves?

• Singing songs

• Building nests

• Dancing

• Play wrestling

What is a sign of submissive behavior in wolves?

• Baring teeth

• Tucking the tail

• Standing tall

• Growling

What is a key characteristic of wolf hunting behavior?

• Hunting during the day

• Hunting in groups

• Using tools

• Hunting alone

How do wolves adapt to different climates?

• By changing their diet

• By migrating to warmer areas

• By altering their fur thickness

• By hibernating

What sensory abilities help wolves in hunting?

• Night vision

• Excellent sense of smell and hearing

• Infrared vision

• Echolocation