Wolves and Their Hunting Strategies

Winter in Yellowstone is a challenging time, especially for wolves. While the pack thrives, a lone wolf named Black Tail struggles to survive. He finds a wounded elk but lacks the strength to take it down alone. Meanwhile, the Wapiti pack, a group of over 20 wolves, successfully hunts the elk, leaving Black Tail with nothing. The video highlights the importance of pack strength and strategy in the wild.

What season is highlighted as being particularly significant for wolves in Yellowstone?

• Autumn

• Spring

• Winter

• Summer

What is the primary reason wolves thrive in Yellowstone during winter?

• Their collective pack strength

• Their ability to hibernate

• Their individual strength

• Their speed

Why is Black Tail at a disadvantage compared to other wolves?

• He is too young

• He is injured

• He is alone

• He is lost

What is Black Tail's main challenge when trying to hunt the wounded elk?

• The elk is protected by other animals

• The elk is too fast

• The elk is too far

• He lacks the strength to take it down alone

How many wolves are in the Wapiti pack?

• 15

• 20

• 10

• 25

What strategy does the Wapiti pack use to hunt the elk?

• They ambush it at night

• They surround it in the water

• They wait for it to weaken

• They chase it down

What remains after the Wapiti pack's successful hunt?

• Bones and fur

• The entire elk

• Scraps for ravens and coyotes

• Nothing

What is the fate of Black Tail after the Wapiti pack's ambush?

• He joins the Wapiti pack

• He finds another meal

• He is nowhere to be seen

• He fights the Wapiti pack