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Biology, 08.12.2020 20:20 midhin

Wolves were reintroduced to YNP to help limit the elk herd populations. A typical wolf pack inhabits a territory approximately 165 miles wide and protects their territory very aggressively. Their main food source is elk and they typically catch and eat an elk every 2-3 days when food isn’t scarce. Plentiful hunting means the wolves are healthy and pup litters typically survive. As the wolf populations grow, what will happen to the wolf population density?

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