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I have heard that lions' pack behaviour is more reminiscent of dogs than it is of domesticated cats, which have a more solitary nature similar to tigers or othe
by Crito 13y ago
I have heard that lions' pack behaviour is more reminiscent of dogs than it is of domesticated cats, which have a more solitary nature similar to tigers or other big cats.
Do you know if this sort of behaviour has also been witnessed in wolf packs?
- judk 13y agoIt's mentioned in Call of the Wild, but that's not a very reliable scientific source.
- brazzy 13y agoNo; The social structure of Wolf packs is completely different from lion prides. Leadership is shared between a male and female (the alpha couple) who achieve their status independently from each other. Also, the pack includes subordinate males as well as females.