Episode 13

The familiar “alpha wolf” story didn’t appear out of nowhere, but it often came from captive settings and packs made of strangers, conditions that can inflate conflict. Hunting and feeding research offered clear scenes, yet it captured only a small slice of wolf life. In the wild, packs are usually families, and family life runs on co-operation more than conquest. Read wolf science with context, and you’ll spot the difference between solid findings and popular myths.