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Wolf packs are family-based social groups. This topic is part of Animals within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 19 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Wolves belong to the same family as what domestic animal?

Answer: Dog

Bonus fact: Dogs and wolves are canids.

A group of wolves is called what?

Answer: Pack

Bonus fact: Wolf packs are family-based social groups.

The Ethiopian wolf is what type of animal?

Answer: Canid

Bonus fact: It is a rare wild dog relative.

Which London novel follows a wolf-dog moving from wilderness toward domestication?

Answer: White Fang

Bonus fact: Its arc is often viewed as a mirror image of The Call of the Wild.

Which Hosoda film follows a mother raising half-wolf children?

Answer: Wolf Children

Bonus fact: The story centers on parenthood and identity.

Who commands the sealing schooner that rescues Humphrey Van Weyden in Jack London's The Sea-Wolf?

Answer: Wolf Larsen

Bonus fact: The Sea-Wolf was published in 1904.

Who directed "Hour of the Wolf"?

Answer: Ingmar Bergman

Bonus fact: The film was released in 1968.

Which actor plays the troubled artist Johan Borg in "Hour of the Wolf"?

Answer: Max von Sydow

Bonus fact: Von Sydow was one of Bergman's most frequent leading actors.

Why is "Hour of the Wolf" unusual among Bergman's films?

Answer: It uses strong horror and surreal imagery

Bonus fact: The film blurs psychological breakdown with frightening, possibly supernatural encounters.

The dire wolf was a large extinct relative of what kind of animal?

Answer: Canids such as wolves and dogs

Bonus fact: Dire wolves lived across the Americas during the Pleistocene.

Which fossil site is especially famous for yielding thousands of dire wolf remains?

Answer: La Brea Tar Pits

Bonus fact: The tar pits in Los Angeles trapped predators attracted to already-stranded prey.

Who directed "The Wolf of Wall Street"?

Answer: Martin Scorsese

Bonus fact: The film was released in 2013.

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