Wolves manage to cooperate fine, communicating with both howls and non-verbal cues. What's more impressive (be it humans playing sports or pack predators hunti

Wolves manage to cooperate fine, communicating with both howls and non-verbal cues. What's more impressive (be it humans playing sports or pack predators hunting): a team calling an audible play while on the attack, or the team that is so well knit that it can accomplish the same without yelling it out loud? >Wolves don't do anything like that. Wolves will both silently stalk and drive/funnel prey to a waiting ambush. And they do vocally call for others to rejoin them when out of sight. I'm not sure what better analog you might expect, given that wolves aren't pursuing above surface prey from underwater. But would you discredit orcas for not climbing out of the water and chasing seals on the ice?