This results in a stable and healthy population which allows the wolves to continue to prey on the herd. Contrary to the popular belief that wolves deplete ungulate herds, they actually keep the herds healthy. Moose reactions to the presence of wolves. Unharmed after being surrounded. They found that wolves employ many strategies when hunting ungulates.
Wolves also have relationships with other animals besides their prey.
Therefore, one can easily conclude that wolves help the overall biodiversity and health of a habitat by keeping ungulate herds trimmed and healthy and by supplying food to other animals. In addition to benefitting other animals in the environment, wolves are self-sustaining when it comes to population control. They also have a type of natural birth control for subordinate females. She will rejoin the pack once the alpha female has given birth. Although the reintroduction of wolves to YNP is required by the Endangered Species Act, it is not going to be an easy task.