Question & Answer Read the following passage using the skills covered in the movie. Then answer
questions about it.
Wolves are predators that live and hunt in family groups called packs. Their prey ranges from mice

and rabbits to deer and moose. They work together to catch and kill prey. Then all the wolves share
in the feast.
Wolf packs range in size from as few as two or as many as 30 members. Every pack is headed by a
single leader, or alpha, and his mate. The alpha directs all the pack activities, and he and his mate
may be the only ones in the pack to have pups. Pup rearing is a family affair
, with all pack members
helping. Some wolves even babysit pups while the rest of the pack hunts.
Wolves communicate with each other using body language, such as tail wags, and sounds, such as
barks, growls, whimpers, and howls. They don't just howl at the moon. Howling is a wolf's way of
saying, "This is our territory" or, "Hey, the rest of the pack is over here!" It turns out that wolves
have a lot to say-especially about living and working together.