Wolf Pups: Survival and Roles

In the heart of Romania's forests, wolf pups are born blind and deaf, gradually opening their eyes and exploring their surroundings. The alpha parents, the only breeding adults, lead a tight-knit pack. The mother stays at the den, ensuring the pups' safety, while the father remains nearby. As the pups explore, they face numerous dangers, with less than half surviving to adulthood.

Where are the wolf pups located in the video?

• In a jungle in South America

• In a desert in Africa

• In a forest in Romania

• On a mountain in Asia

What is the primary role of the wolf pups' father?

• To stay close and protect the family

• To hunt for food

• To teach the pups to hunt

• To find a new den

Who are the only adults allowed to breed in the wolf pack?

• The beta wolves

• The omega wolves

• The alpha pair

• Any adult wolves

What is the mother's main duty at the den?

• To teach the pups to howl

• To watch over her pups

• To keep the den clean

• To hunt for food

What can happen if a pup wanders off too far?

• It can find new friends

• It can get lost or into trouble

• It can learn to hunt

• It can find a new den

What percentage of wolf pups in the Carpathians survive to adulthood?

• More than half

• All of them

• Exactly half

• Less than half

What is a significant challenge for the wolf pups in their environment?

• Finding food

• Avoiding predators

• Surviving harsh conditions

• Learning to howl