Consequently, wolves are very selective with their prey. If the prey appears healthy and fit, the wolves abandon the chase and search for a weaker target. This pursuit of the weaker animals is one reason wolves help improve the health of animal populations. There's only one animal that hunts for the largest, healthiest animals, and it uses bullets. A Wolf's behavior is a lot like a humans.
Wolves are highly social animals that live in family units called packs.
The pack usually don't have more than 12 wolves in it. Only one pair of wolves in the pack mate and produce pups. They are the alpha pair. They have 5 to 6 pups in late april. The entire pack helps raise the pups.