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The idea of alpha wolves in packs is no longer accepted as accurate. Wolves are now known to live in family units of two parents and their offspring. This outdated concept was based on observations of unrelated wolves living together in captivity.

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The idea of ‘alpha’ wolves in packs is no longer accepted as accurate. Wolves are now known to live in family units of two parents and their offspring. This outdated concept was based on observations of unrelated wolves living together in captivity.

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