The dominant position in animal populations such as wolves and monkeys is obtained by comparing the strength of different individuals, that is to say, the ruler in each population must be the most powerful in the population. If there is a stronger ruler, or the original ruler is old and weak, a new individual will come out to take his place to ensure absolute rule over the population. Therefore, the status of the wolf king is actually compared by fighting with each other, and its strength is beyond doubt. And if the wolf thinks he is stronger, he can stand up and challenge the wolf king. If it succeeds, then it is the new Wolf King.

Characteristics of wolves: wolves can challenge their own wolf king when they grow up. If the challenge is successful, they will become the new Wolf King. The injured loser will leave the wolves and die slowly. Wolves are very loyal and United animals. They have a strong sense of order. Adult male wolves strut in front of all female wolves and then howl at the wolves, which is a signal to challenge the wolf king. The challenge is fair. All male wolves can challenge the Wolf King. In a one-on-one battle, other wolves watch, and the mother wolf will stop any unfair behavior together. The fighting was fierce. Basically, the unsuccessful challenger will only die. Once the challenge is successful, the old wolf king will die unless he can escape in time. Generally speaking, the leader of a wolf pack is the strongest and most cunning male wolf, who has the most females and enjoys the right to food first. However, some scientists have found that North American wolves are led by female wolves. ?