Wolves for Cristian Duarte

THE WOLVES AND THEIR WORK IN A TEAM SIMILAR TO THAT OF THE HUMAN

There is no doubt that humans are an exclusive species. But science is making it clear that it is neither more nor less exclusive than others. Attributes such as intelligence, empathy, justice, or self-awareness, which we believed to be different from humans, have also been found in animals.

The human being is a social animal, like the wolves, who organize themselves in groups and follow certain guidelines to function and prosper. The following are some of the learnings that the wolf packs and their way of organizing leave for the teamwork of human groups.

Wolves hunt as a team, this is their great virtue that has been adopted by humans over the years to take actions that benefit them.

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR

Wolves are usually organized in packs following a strict social hierarchy. This high level of organization is believed to have had to do with hunting success.

         BODY EXPRESSIONS

Its aggressiveness is its main trait with which it can defend itself against possible predators, an aggressive wolf growls and bristles its fur and is ready to attack at any moment.

A wolf in full hunting is tense, and therefore the tail is horizontal and straight.

A defensive wolf flattens its ears against the head

Wolves share various emotions with humans such as anger, happiness, dominance, relaxation, and fear.

                               WAYS TO HUNT AND ORGANIZATION

Wolf packs are one of the most organized groups in existence. To reach their prey they choose the key moment, with techniques obtained through time. Their effectiveness when hunting has to do with the relationships between group members and the role and status they play in their environment. The organization of the wolves has to do with the completion of the tasks. If they do it separately they will starve, this reflects the sense of survival in common with humanity which is what has helped us to prevail our race for generations.