Alaska, with 6,000 wolves, has the greatest number.
Wolves usually live in groups called packs.
The members of the pack may include the mother and father wolves, aunts, uncles, and pups. The leader of the pack is the alpha male wolf. He and the alpha female have the pups of the pack. The second ranking wolf is the beta wolf, and the lowest ranking wolf is the omega wolf. Alpha wolves eat first followed by middle ranking wolves, pups, and then omega wolves.