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Behind the Bastards
It was mentioned as a 1970 book that initially supported the concept of alpha wolves, but was later revised by the author to correct inaccuracies regarding wolf pack dynamics.
Schenkel's work was basically the only word most people could find on worse on wolf behavior. His findings were backed up in 1970 when wildlife biologist David Meck published The Wolf, the ecology and...
— Episode: Part One: The Birth of the Manosphere
Episode: Part One: The Birth of the Manosphere
It was mentioned as a 1970 book that initially supported the concept of alpha wolves, but was later revised by the author to correct inaccuracies regarding wolf pack dynamics.
Schenkel's work was basically the only word most people could find on worse on wolf behavior. His findings were backed up in 1970 when wildlife biologist David Meck published The Wolf, the ecology and behavior of an endangered species.
The concept of the alpha wolf as a top dog ruling a group of similar aged compatriots Meck writes in the 1999 paper is particularly misleading.
Episode: Part One: The Birth of the Manosphere
The hosts referred to David Mech's 1970 book The Wolf, the ecology and behavior of an endangered species, noting its challenge to earlier wolf hierarchy research.
David Mech published The Wolf, the ecology and behavior of an endangered species, a 1970 book that disputed earlier, flawed work on wolf social structure.