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Wolf Pack Patriarchy

Earlier this year I helped my 1st-grader make a wolf habitat diorama and discovered that wolves take their pack hierarchy very seriously. Remember Benevolent Patriarchy and Chicken Patriarchy?  Today we’re adding Wolf-Pack Patriarchy™ to the list. Wolves are highly social animals that live in extended or intimate family groups. The pack is led by a mated pair: the Alpha male and female. These family leaders can bond for their lifetimes and are the only breeding members of the pack allowed to reproduce.  The Alpha male breeds with the Alpha female when she is in heat, then guards her from all other...
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