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Wolves are social animals that live and travel in groups called packs. Each pack usually has an alpha pair (the leaders), along with their offspring and sometimes other relatives. Living in a pack helps wolves hunt larger animals, protect each other, and raise their young.

One of the most important things about wolves is that they have a defined territory. A territory is the area where a pack lives, hunts, and raises its pups. The size of a wolf territory can vary a lot. In places where prey is easy to find, it may cover less than 50 square miles. In harsher areas, like the Arctic, it can stretch over hundreds of square miles.

Wolves are very protective of their territory. They mark the boundaries with scent markings such as urine and by howling. These signals warn other wolf packs to stay away. If another pack enters their land, it can lead to serious fights. Defending territory is important because it ensures the pack has enough food and safety for its members.

This system of defined territories keeps wolf populations balanced. It also shows how highly organized and intelligent these animals are in sharing space and surviving in the wild.

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