Glacierwulf
Eater of pies.
You still don't put out anything of any real evidence that it's wrong. You just try to put me down without combating my argument.
Let's look at the animal world through a wolf pack, shall we?
In a wolf pack you have a hierarchy with the alpha being on top. The alpha female does not mate with anyone in the pack besides the alpha male and will attack and reject any other males in the pack that attempt to mate her. So she consents to sex with the alpha male. Now, debate me.
Actually those studies depicting the "alpha" theory have been proven false. The wolves that were gathered in those "studies" were individuals from different areas and packs thrown together in the same space. As a result, some rather inaccurate data was gathered.
Modern wolf pack studies have shown wolves operate in family unit. Just like a human family unit, it consists of a male and female and their offspring. They are not constantly fighting for the "alpha position." As soon as the pups are old enough o go out on their own, and find a mate, they become "alphas" of their own pack.
http://dogpublic.com/articles/article.aspx?sid=14&pid=1640