How do wolves influence the distribution and abundance of other predators in their ecosystem?

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• The roles of the parents and other pack members in raising pups. 19
• Insights into the evolutionary relationship between wolves and dogs. 180
• Adjusting tactics for hunting near or on frozen water bodies. 263
• How do wolves adapt their hunting strategies to different types of terrain, such as forests, open grasslands, or mountainous regions?
• Caregiving behaviors and changes in group dynamics. 243
• Trophic cascades and imbalances. 138
• How do wolves use their sense of taste and smell to evaluate potential food sources?
• Considerations of animal welfare and ecological integrity. 168